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Originally Posted by R1Letterman
It clearly says at the top of the article that it was from March of 2010
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Wut??Quote:
Originally Posted by R1Letterman
It clearly says at the top of the article that it was from March of 2010
So basically the agent can be the go between and talk a player in to portal, then coach can honestly say he never spoke to player and thus no tamperimg?
Could agent be considered a booster
Or is contact from boosters now allowed too?
You would think a R1 Letterman could read.Quote:
Originally Posted by sportsfanatic21
Six former Florida State basketball players sued Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton on Monday, alleging he failed to make good on a promise to get each of them $250,000 in name, image and likeness compensation.
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Those 6 guys gave me a straight up Key and Peele flashback.
We’re almost there, the “players” need to sue the institutions, not just the coach. That will bring structure in some form.
One of the main lessons out there is that handshake agreements are only as good as the parties shaking hands. There are no contracts, therefore no guarantees. I bet if you did a full assessment of the money promised and money delivered, you’d find a massive discrepancy. No way to calculate that, but the tales of promises unfulfilled are mounting up every year. Several publicly.Quote:
Originally Posted by NewsCopy
Will the ncaa do anything to curtail this stuff in a system that they are responsible for keeping? After 3 years of chaos and no action, the answer seems like a “hell no.”
Anybody wanna start an NIL agency with me?
My New Year’s resolution is to be a better person. With that being said, I’m entering the transfer portal and will be happy to shed all integrity and accept your offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAJUNSby90
Was it god's plan? If so, do I have to respect that decision?Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginScotsman