Dept. of Justice joins states' suit against NCAA transfer rules

[cajun4life]

Anytime $$$ is involved, there will always be some pushing against or a reach over the line. The most organized way to raise money is with a collective. That is why those were created. One of the issues with collectives is that those giving the money have to trust those collecting and dolling out the money. Another level for issues.

Considering that we just embarked upon a huge donation need for the stadium renovation and of late in this economy, we have n’t been real strong with donations, supporting a collective will be even more difficult. However, we do realize that unless we are in a position to maintain our better athletes through NIL, someone else will. It’s a tough box to be in.

I don’t know why you keep saying “we”. Everyone knows you’re a poser and fake fan.

[CajunVic]

I don’t know why you keep saying “we”. Everyone knows you’re a poser and fake fan.

You have proven here you don’t know much, so this post is par for,the course.

[R1Letterman]

For the school, they give a scholarship, the athlete also recieves NIL but doesn't hit the field and leaves for another team leaving nothing in return for NIL and scholarship.

so are academic scholarships worthless for the school too, if the student never competes against another school in order to give something back in return or are there ways to do so and other value received?

would Rudy not have given anything of value to notre dame had he not gotten in finally to that last game, or was his contribution what got him into the game

[Turbine]

so are academic scholarships worthless for the school too, if the student never competes against another school in order to give something back in return or are there ways to do so and other value received?

would Rudy not have given anything of value to notre dame had he not gotten in finally to that last game, or was his contribution what got him into the game

Dumbfouned by your attempt to equalize the two.

One is for past performance in the classroom.

One is for future performance on the field.

[cajun4life]

You have proven here you don’t know much, so this post is par for,the course.

I know more of the inner working of this department and university than you will ever know.

[CajunVic]

I know more of the inner working of this department and university than you will ever know.

Check your ego at the door, buddy.

[CajunVic]

I know more of the inner working of this department and university than you will ever know.

So you are a #knowitall. Must be an Abbeville thing.

[R1Letterman]

Dumbfouned by your attempt to equalize the two.

One is for past performance in the classroom.

One is for future performance on the field.

I wasnt trying to equalize, i was telling you how your original description sounded..... where are these descriptions of what they are for published

[R1Letterman]

So you are a #knowitall. Must be an Abbeville thing.

But dont most on here disagree with those inner workings, lol

[Turbine]

so are academic scholarships worthless for the school too, if the student never competes against another school in order to give something back in return or are there ways to do so and other value received?

would Rudy not have given anything of value to notre dame had he not gotten in finally to that last game, or was his contribution what got him into the game

Rudy was not on academic or athletic scholarship. I'm still dumbfounded

[KajunKrazy]

The current DOJ is a criminal outfit.

[R1Letterman]

Rudy was not on academic or athletic scholarship. I'm still dumbfounded

But he made contribution and gave something of value to the university wothout hitting the field.... checks notes: he had a room and board partial scholarship. (And movie didnt mention it, but he could have been on the g.i.bill which is also a type of scholarship)

The g.i. bill is only 3 years yet athletes can be on scholarship at least 6 years and possibly upwards of 8 under certain circumstances..... shouldnt we treat our veterans better than athletes who may or may not "give something in return" to their universities