NCAA being sued to prevent any transfer restritions. I hate this.

[nja13]

I really hate this. For the good of the game, there has to be some limits on kids just changing schools whenever they want.

 

[nja13]

If you read through this guy's Twitter feed, he has some good coverage and points about what is going on with the NCAA in court.

 

[Pipe Line]

I hope the NCAA tells them all to kindly fuck off

 

[Carm]

I hope the NCAA tells them all to kindly fuck off

NCAA can't possibly win this case. They have no anti-trust exemption.

 

[Pipe Line]

NCAA can't possibly win this case. They have no anti-trust exemption.

idk what that means. But I hope they say it

 

[Carm]

idk what that means. But I hope they say it

It basically means employers can’t band together to control where their employees can work and thereby affect how much they can make - it’s illegal and has been for many decades (and control where they go to school)

 

[Alcaus]

Didn't we just experience a transfer window with this rule basically in-effect?

I guess I don't see the issue.

 

[Carm]

Didn't we just experience a transfer window with this rule basically in-effect?

I guess I don't see the issue.

The suit is about restricting the number of transfers

 

[Alcaus]

The suit is about restricting the number of transfers

I thought the suit was about the NCAA's unreasonable transfer restrictions?

"The amended complaint alleges that the NCAA unreasonably restricts college athletes’ freedom to transfer between academic institutions by limiting their eligibility to participate in intercollegiate contests if they transfer more than once during their college careers. By deterring transfers, the rule also denies athletes educational opportunities."

 

[Carm]

I thought the suit was about the NCAA's unreasonable transfer restrictions?

"The amended complaint alleges that the NCAA unreasonably restricts college athletes’ freedom to transfer between academic institutions by limiting their eligibility to participate in intercollegiate contests if they transfer more than once during their college careers. By deterring transfers, the rule also denies athletes educational opportunities."

Yes that’s what I just said

 

[Alcaus]

Yes that’s what I just said

You said it's about restricting the number of transfers not eliminating transfer restrictions altogether.

One sounds in-favor of the NCAA and the other in the athlete's favor.

 

[Carm]

??? I do not understand your point. Saying the NCAA illegally penalized transfers after the first transfer is effectively an argument about the NCAA restricting the number of transfers,

 

[Kaladin]

Goodbye NCAA, you grow more impotent by the day

 

[Baron Winnebago]

When is someone going to sue saying a cap on the years of eligibility violates federal law? @TauliaTagvailoa

 

[Carm]

Goodbye NCAA, you grow more impotent by the day

The Supreme Ct finished them off with Alston

 

[Baron Winnebago]

The Supreme Ct finished them off with Alston

Pretty much. Old Brett Kavanaugh would have driven the ceremonial pike through their skull had the majority adopted his view

 

[Carm]

When is someone going to sue saying a cap on the years of eligibility violates federal law? @TauliaTagvailoa

It might well happen

 

[huskermack]

College football is dead.

 

[BluesBucksNHuskers]

Y’all gotta think long game on this one. The easier it is for kids to leave, the more the programs that do their diligence in recruiting good kids and are straight forward with them will have an advantage.

Sure there will be chaos for a few years, but this will all play out and the mindsets like Rhule will win.

 

[Pipe Line]

It basically means employers can’t band together to control where their employees can work and thereby affect how much they can make - it’s illegal and has been for many decades (and control where they go to school)

Eeehhh that actually does make sense. NCAA eventually will be gone anyway, tell ‘em to fuck themselves