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What's the point of the NCAA at this point?
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What's the point of the NCAA at this point?
That’s been the question even before NIL.What's the point of the NCAA at this point?
You’ll have professors and TAs purposefully assigning low gradesheard some murmurs from someone in the coaching community that the NCAA was considering raising the GPA for transfer eligibility to slow down some of the movement too
From a legal common sense view, the state of Tennessee shouldn't win that lawsuit. It's really the university of Tennessee suing, and they're suing the NCAA for doing the very thing they formed the NCAA to do.To “regulate” or whatever they want to call themselves doing. This lawsuit with Tennessee is going to make them look even more worthless when Tennessee wins IMO
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JJ the #1 pick according to this NFL head coach
Well if he is hired he'll be able to bring back a long lost tradition at the defensive coach positionThe one and only
Didn’t the Supreme Court already slap them in the face on #1? And the CFP basically stripped #3 away from them? The NCAA really no longer serves any purpose other than to harass Michigan about **** that Michigan lets them get away with harassing them over.From a legal common sense view, the state of Tennessee shouldn't win that lawsuit. It's really the university of Tennessee suing, and they're suing the NCAA for doing the very thing they formed the NCAA to do.
The entire purpose of the NCAA is to 1. maintain the facade of amateurism and keep money out of the hands of "student athletes," 2. regulate competitive balance, 3. organize college championship competitions.
If their argument is that the rules the ncaa is trying to enforce are archaic, then... leave the ncaa. They don't HAVE to be members. The NAIA and other orgs exist. At least that's going to be the counter argument...
JJ the #1 pick according to this NFL head coach