Am I the only one who thinks he is a punk? We shouldn't allow punks to have extra years.
Link: Vandy’s QB suing NCAA
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He needs to commit a crime first and be caught getting rid of the evidence.
When I was talking about NIL prior to the NCAA completely caving on the issue, this was one of my predictions.
Players would start suing over eligibility to try to continue earning NIL money. It was inevitable once you introduced NIL, and there is a logic to it. If you are just treating them as employees, then who has a right to tell them they can only have this job for a set number of years?
This is what happens when you destroy what it means to be an amateur athlete...
Players would start suing over eligibility to try to continue earning NIL money. It was inevitable once you introduced NIL, and there is a logic to it. If you are just treating them as employees, then who has a right to tell them they can only have this job for a set number of years?
This is what happens when you destroy what it means to be an amateur athlete...
That is why the sport needs a union and CBA. It is the only way to implement rules that everyone has to follow.
I read he wants at least the 12 years Thurston Bennett VIII had at Georgia. He thought pressing for 25 years and gold watch like Hunter Renfrow got at Clemson was little much.
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I hope this is the end of it. He's not going pro so he probably wants to hang around a few more years and collect some NIL cash.
According to this article from ESPN, the judge essentially said, “Son, you’ve known about this rule for a long time. You don’t get to loop the regular legal system simply because you just now figured out it’s a problem for you. Continue your legal fight if you wish, but no special favors.”
www.espn.com
Ruling from the chief judge in the federal court with jurisdiction over the Middle District of Tennessee. IOW, he has no small amount of clout.
Mrs. Basket Case was an attorney, but not a litigator. Still, she says that the denial of a TRO often indicates that the ruling judge has serious questions as to whether the plaintiff will ultimately prevail on the facts as presented.
IOW, this is not a final ruling, but doesn’t augur well for young Mr. Pavia’s case.
Vandy QB denied TRO; eligibility case expedited
A federal judge denied Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia's request for a temporary restraining order that would grant him another year of eligibility -- but did not close the matter entirely.
www.espn.com
Ruling from the chief judge in the federal court with jurisdiction over the Middle District of Tennessee. IOW, he has no small amount of clout.
Mrs. Basket Case was an attorney, but not a litigator. Still, she says that the denial of a TRO often indicates that the ruling judge has serious questions as to whether the plaintiff will ultimately prevail on the facts as presented.
IOW, this is not a final ruling, but doesn’t augur well for young Mr. Pavia’s case.
That's exactly why he did that. He knows he has no future in the NFL...
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