AP: Virginia QB Chandler Morris files lawsuit against the NCAA seeking 7th of year eligibility

[Paint It Purple]

Were I a Virginia fan, (BTW, I disdain most whom I know), I'd be concerned that my football program can't find an underclassman who can play QB.

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

Liked for "Fragile Porcelain Mouse"

The Fragile Porcelain Mice was the name of my very first fantasy football team many years ago. It was from a David Letterman top ten list about least popular football team nicknames. Also used The Fightin’ Amish, The Soft Angora Sweater Wearing Debutantes and the Highly Paid Dumb Guys. But FPM was the first one and still my favorite.

 

[TopFrog]

 

[bc puckett]

Were I a Virginia fan, (BTW, I disdain most whom I know), I'd be concerned that my football program can't find an underclassman who can play QB.

I'm not sure about underclassmen but it looks like their QB room is in pretty good shape without Chandler.

Virginia Cavaliers Post-Transfer Portal 2026 Depth Chart Review: Quarterbacks

If there's any position that Virginia Cavaliers head coach Tony Elliott knew needed the most work this offseason, it's the quarterback department. During their

www.si.com

Also it looks like they are not alone in not developing an "underclassman" to play qb,

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47592876/predicting-starting-quarterbacks-college-football-power-4-teams-2026

 

[jack the frog]

Translation: Texas and aggy are blowing the doors off of traditional SEC powers in terms of NIL spending.

 

[Mean Purple]

Translation: Texas and aggy are blowing the doors off of traditional SEC powers in terms of NIL spending.

It's easier for Texas. They are in Austin. More opportunity for athletes to market out.

But a lot of that stuff is about to get clipped.

 

[TopFrog]

Translation: Texas and aggy are blowing the doors off of traditional SEC powers in terms of NIL spending.

Yeah, Bama and Georgia no longer ruling the CFB world. Which means those SEC fat pigs are not getting fatter.

 

[Mean Purple]

I'm not sure about underclassmen but it looks like their QB room is in pretty good shape without Chandler.

Virginia Cavaliers Post-Transfer Portal 2026 Depth Chart Review: Quarterbacks

If there's any position that Virginia Cavaliers head coach Tony Elliott knew needed the most work this offseason, it's the quarterback department. During their

www.si.com

Also it looks like they are not alone in not developing an "underclassman" to play qb,

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47592876/predicting-starting-quarterbacks-college-football-power-4-teams-2026

Good number of SEC schools looking to work their young guys up.
Manning will either have a world beater year, or end up a late round draft pick. If they improve his accuracy (timing, really), it could be interesting.

 

[Wexahu]

Yeah, Bama and Georgia no longer ruling the CFB world. Which means those SEC fat pigs are getting fatter.

I would think purely on the basis of alumni wealth, Alabama would be pretty far down the list. Actually, the SEC minus Texas and A&M (and Arkansas minus the Waltons, lol) would fall way below the Big 10 in that category.

 

[BrewingFrog]

The Fragile Porcelain Mice was the name of my very first fantasy football team many years ago. It was from a David Letterman top ten list about least popular football team nicknames. Also used The Fightin’ Amish, The Soft Angora Sweater Wearing Debutantes and the Highly Paid Dumb Guys. But FPM was the first one and still my favorite.

Heh. I went with "Carnivorous Sheep" for a team name...

"Bleating and babbling they fell on his neck with a scream... Eeeeyaaaah!"

 

[AroundWorldFrog]

Chandler in a couple more years

 

[ShadowFrog]

"Bleating and babbling they fell on his neck with a scream... Eeeeyaaaah!"

Well hello Clarice….

 

[jack the frog]

Chandler in a couple more years

Impeding his ability to earn!

 

[froginaustin]

I would think purely on the basis of alumni wealth, Alabama would be pretty far down the list. Actually, the SEC minus Texas and A&M (and Arkansas minus the Waltons, lol) would fall way below the Big 10 in that category.

Maybe all the Vanderbilt BMDs are trusts set up by Gilded Age barons at least a century ago. If they have any live ones, they may be able to play the money game.

 

[TopFrog]

 

[ShadowFrog]

Is Brett involved?

 

[4 Oaks Frog]

I see a lawsuit from the common man in Mississippi’s future…

 

[Wexahu]

We make fun of the "it mean's more" marketing slogan, but it really does mean more in that part of the country (and in that conference specifically). Which doesn't mean they shouldn't be made fun of BTW. Making college athletes exempt from taxation because you want to field better sports teams is really, really backwards.

 

[Spike]

It is wrong. One of the better bosses I've had, a creole lady from La. told me it was around 150. What she should have said is that minorities repped 150 out of 232 appointments. Black Females were 40 appts. The other 110 were Latinas, Latinos and others. When I texted her about this, she mentioned that she found it a little odd that 18% of the 232 appts were folks that repped less than 4% of the American Bar Association.

Coolest judge I've ever seen at any level was the Honorable George Hanks in the SDTX and in the Galveston court. He was a young black man appointed by President Obama. Those facts would lead to all sorts of presumptions but after a 3 day trial both sides lawyers commented on how fair he was, how the trial ran smoothly, and in general just how cool he was to work with. I've also seen plenty of bad rulings from both sides of the aisle, from the JP level to the Federal Courts. I'vre also won a few that I shouldn't have. Poltics, gender, and skin color are not indicators of wether or not the judge will pay attention, and apply the law impartially.

 

[JogginFrog]

Greg Sankey would have an easier time putting toothpaste back in a tube than putting the transfer genie back in its bottle.