ShreveFrog
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@Ranidaphobia - Well, yup.
Football Transfer Portal
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Dogfrog
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Why the internet sucks.
Palliative Care
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Even Cuban is not that stupid although selling the Mavs for the rights to a casino that never happened was pretty dumb.
TopFrog
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I posted it for humor purposes only. Though with Cuban who knows.
Sangria Wine
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There are two possible outcomes regarding years of eligibility in my view:
1. As long as the student is enrolled at the university as a full time student and working towards a degree of some kind offered by the university the student is eligible to play sports. No more limits on the number of years of eligibility as long as the student continues their academic pursuits.
2. Players unionize and there is a collective bargaining agreement that determines specific years of eligibility available, what defines a redshirt year, etc. The NCAA is no longer in charge at this point.
Personally I think option 1 seems most realistic. Collective bargaining would seem to require the schools to fully break away from the NCAA and create a “College Sports League” of some sort. That seems like a pile of problems for non-profit status; university non-revenue sports, Title IX, and a giant additional list of university and conference related matters.
1. As long as the student is enrolled at the university as a full time student and working towards a degree of some kind offered by the university the student is eligible to play sports. No more limits on the number of years of eligibility as long as the student continues their academic pursuits.
2. Players unionize and there is a collective bargaining agreement that determines specific years of eligibility available, what defines a redshirt year, etc. The NCAA is no longer in charge at this point.
Personally I think option 1 seems most realistic. Collective bargaining would seem to require the schools to fully break away from the NCAA and create a “College Sports League” of some sort. That seems like a pile of problems for non-profit status; university non-revenue sports, Title IX, and a giant additional list of university and conference related matters.
froginaustin
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Iowa State needs to sign someone.
froginmn
Fan Club
Duke QB Darian Mensah's motion to reconsider block on enrolling elsewhere speeds up case
Duke quarterback Darian Mensah has managed to speed up the legal case that currently has him blocked from heading to another school.
froginmn
Fan Club
Why Washington's Demond Williams returned after $6 million transfer gamble
The day after his audacious announcement to break his contract and transfer, Williams sobered up to the reality he may need the Supreme Court's help to actually pull the move off
ShadowFrog
Overachieving Frog Hero
Fuzzy math.
ShreveFrog
Full Member
How does Mensah expect to win his case?
AroundWorldFrog
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ShreveFrog
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Wheeler's stats in '25 were half what they were in '24, and was second on the depth chart. Probably wasn't going to start in '26 behind a rising junior. Good get for Baylor. But I can't imagine leaving a defending national champ for Baylor.
He was listed as a Redshirt Senior last year, LOL.
You used to be able to tell how many years a kid had left to play by that, not so much anymore. They should just do away with classifications at this point.
jack the frog
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Also, he is out of eligibility and is awaiting the Diego Pavia lawsuit decision. He played a juco year and wants it back. He‘ll probably get it, but as it stands right now he‘s done.
