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Here comes free agency: states sue over transfer rules

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favicon-48x48.png North Carolina AG sues NCAA over transfer eligibility rules

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North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein joined with attorneys general from across the nation in filing the suit.

 

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Can politicians focus? Fix the roads and bridges, build a school or library, or do something that could be construed as being productive for society. Instead they keep trying to score brownie points b

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honestly there is something wrong with coaches that get paid multi millions per year begging fans to pony up even more money for the players. it's time the schools start paying the players. they can t

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Politicians love doing what they can to earn votes.

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23 minutes ago, Jim Johnson said:
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favicon-48x48.png North Carolina AG sues NCAA over transfer eligibility rules

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North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein joined with attorneys general from across the nation in filing the suit.

 

only a matter of time before schools have to share their revenue.

I bet they could have avoided all the transfer stuff if scholarships were 4 year contracts instead of just one.

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34 minutes ago, Bull94 said:

only a matter of time before schools have to share their revenue.

I bet they could have avoided all the transfer stuff if scholarships were 4 year contracts instead of just one.

You could have a player who doesn't want to stay on the team, hates the coach, and will not do their best or undermine the team.  And they have to stay so they poison the rest of the team. 

I'd like to see that idea fleshed out, though.

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38 minutes ago, USF_Bullsharks said:

I don't understand this move at all. 

I don't understand anything (inclusive of this).

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Just inching ever closer to confessing in open court that college sports is the college sports business. 

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1 hour ago, USF_Bullsharks said:

I don't understand this move at all. 

Politicians love doing what they can to earn votes.

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Can politicians focus? Fix the roads and bridges, build a school or library, or do something that could be construed as being productive for society. Instead they keep trying to score brownie points by doing these diversionary moves.

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29 minutes ago, Roaming Bull said:

Can politicians focus? Fix the roads and bridges, build a school or library, or do something that could be construed as being productive for society. Instead they keep trying to score brownie points by doing these diversionary moves.

They are focused.  On the diversionary moves.

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Can politicians … …do something that could be construed as being productive for society. 

Like stay home and take drugs?  

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