UNLV QB Quits on Team Takes a Self Imposed Redshirt

[CajunJeaux]

Honestly, I hope this starts happening more and more.

Maybe the adults who are tossing stupid amounts of money to kids with absolutely zero loyalty (not saying it's there fault) will start to ask themselves "What the hell am I doing this for?" and this money grab game will slow down.

[RedTails]

The facade of "student" athletes has long passed, I don't think credit hours and transcripts are going to keep a kid from going somewhere that wants him that badly.

Transfer Portal:
1. Players only get one free transfer; all other transfers come with a mandatory sit-out year
2. If a coach leaves or is fired, they get a transfer
3. If a player elects to redshirt after 4 games, they are ineligible for a free transfer (must sit out)

Rein in the transfer portal first and then we can think of solutions to make NIL transparent and fair for both the Universities and players.

[Turbine]

The United States Supreme Court did this based upon the United States Constitution. All the NCAA can do is watch . . .

It will be interesting to see what the SC ends up doing with no compete clause cases coming their way.

[Cajunsmike]

Wouldnt you still need to remain eligible every year? If not every semester. I.e. a minimum number of credits in the current term.

I don't think that matters for grad students if they go to another university. For that matter, he could still be attending classes at UNLV. Usually entire tuition is paid up front so he could still be earning credits to a second degree and athletics has no power to stop him in that regard.

[CajunJack55]

The facade of "student" athletes has long passed, I don't think credit hours and transcripts are going to keep a kid from going somewhere that wants him that badly.

Transfer Portal:
1. Players only get one free transfer; all other transfers come with a mandatory sit-out year
2. If a coach leaves or is fired, they get a transfer
3. If a player elects to redshirt after 4 games, they are ineligible for a free transfer (must sit out)

Rein in the transfer portal first and then we can think of solutions to make NIL transparent and fair for both the Universities and players.

Agree with you this would help tremendously but unfortunately not sgoing to happen any time soon

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/553...d-permanently/

[SlickRick]

The facade of "student" athletes has long passed, I don't think credit hours and transcripts are going to keep a kid from going somewhere that wants him that badly.

Transfer Portal:
1. Players only get one free transfer; all other transfers come with a mandatory sit-out year
2. If a coach leaves or is fired, they get a transfer
3. If a player elects to redshirt after 4 games, they are ineligible for a free transfer (must sit out)

Rein in the transfer portal first and then we can think of solutions to make NIL transparent and fair for both the Universities and players.

I didn't know "the player" can decide when to redshirt? Obviously, they can now, just didn't know that decision is totally up to the player now, not the coaching staff. Crazy!

[Big Tyme]

I understand that all of his promised financial gains were delivered but after his performance so far, his family thinks he is worth more. This is so far from what college athletics should be.

[ZoomZoom]

Speaking of athletes getting paid, here comes Title IX. Not framed like that…yet. WBB hasn’t had enough input.
https://www.espn.com/college-sports/...ttlement-deals

[VObserver]

Speaking of athletes getting paid, here comes Title IX. Not framed like that…yet. WBB hasn’t had enough input.
https://www.espn.com/college-sports/...ttlement-deals

Sorry, but that dog won't hunt. Likely the two highest NIL deals so far were held by female athletes [Livvy Dunne and Caitlin Clark]. Of course, both of those were legitimate NIL and not the artificial NIL deals created by collectives tied to universities.

[R1Letterman]

Once the covid year people are gone it would go back to 6 years to play 4, so you cant pullll a move like this more than once, grad skool or not, one would think