Raiola transfer article

[Stan Raymond]

That’s not really true in a practical sense

How so? NCAA doesn't have much to do with it. The College Sports Commission was set up to enforce the rules not the NCAA.

 

[herbsinator]

How so? NCAA doesn't have much to do with it. The College Sports Commission was set up to enforce the rules not the NCAA.

I was more pushing back on the claim that “the court” was enforcing it.

 

[SlumpBuster]

Most of the top programs and others will keep pushing it until it is stopped. NU will follow the rules and fall behind. It’s a tradition of our AD and compliance office. We will continue to complain how we are top 10 for revenue but produce below average football results.

Sad but true

 

[SlumpBuster]

I think most of the SEC wants the rules to be followed, they can't afford to spend like tOSU, Texas, Texas Tech, A&M and Miami.

No. Most want other people to follow the rules so they can go back to having an advantage. Just watch the Coach O interview on Bussin

 

[ShortSideOption]

Probably… or he could end up signing with someone like Louisville, for like 1-2 million, go 7-6 and end up a late round draft pick (or free agent) and always wonder if his dad fucked up his entire college and pro career.

But probably whatever the worst possible scenario for Nebraska is what will happen.

Louisville with Brohm is a QBs wet dream.

 

[nscottie]

Louisville with Brohm is a QBs wet dream.

Will be interesting to see what they offer Dylan. And also how much drama Brohm is willing to put up with.

 

[ShortSideOption]

Will be interesting to see what they offer Dylan. And also how much drama Brohm is willing to put up with.

He ain't getting 5 million like that Yahoo article said, I know that much.

 

[herbsinator]

He ain't getting 5 million like that Yahoo article said, I know that much.

Probably true in any case, but especially true if all of the Dom baggage is going with him. I actually think Dylan transferring could be a great thing for him ultimately. Dom wont have nearly as much sway/influence anywhere they go as they did here (unless they go to a truly desperate program).

 

[V-Doub]

Louisville with Brohm is a QBs wet dream.

But that doesn’t = having any sort of NFL career or having a playoff contender in college.

Name me one Jeff Brohm QB that’s playing in the NFL? I can’t think of even one, maybe there’s a backup IDK about. But going to Louisville and playing for Brohm doesn’t really move the needle in the grander scheme of things.

 

[nscottie]

He ain't getting 5 million like that Yahoo article said, I know that much.

Agree

 

[Steveweiser316]

If a player breaks the deal then they should have to sit out a year, like an old school transfer.

I think it should be about money being paid to the appropriate party to buy out the contract. You don’t see coaches having to sit out a year because they get a new job.