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Any players running out of eligibility that went to a JUCO?
I absolutely hate the thought that players who went to junior colleges will now most likely not have that eligibility count against them or at least take part of it, but I also believe as screwed up as the NCAA is, they won't be able to challenge this at this time. So, do any of our players have potential remaining eligibility? Are there any additional players, for example, from Sam Houston, that the coaches coming over could try to bring in that had Juco experience? I would also expect NAIA players to jump on this bandwagon quickly. -
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Portal commit TE Tre Williams- Limestone
With one season of eligibility, my guess is WR/TE. 6’3” is a weapon near the goal line! -
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Stop Blaming Athletes and the NCAA for Ruining College Football
In some cases, it is very obvious who is at "fault", while at other times, there is plenty of blame to spread around. I do enjoy your fallback of corporate greed when it seems pretty amazing that whenever a corporation or industry is suffering severely and losing money most people don't seem as concerned. If you favor corporations sharing their profits(And I'm not saying that's wrong I'm in agreement with it), Do you also believe that those employees should take pay cuts when the corporations are not doing well and losing money? Or is it only a one-way street? So yes, many of the institutions are greedy as hell and have screwed this up, but we have also come up with a way of acting like the value of a scholarship and a free education and all of the perks athletes get should somehow not be considered in the way they are compensated. This entire situation is screwed up between the NCAA, players, and the court systems that got involved. But we also have the game to where we're calling this profit sharing which is just about as much of sharing profit as in IL was about name image and likeness when it was actually about pay to play. I agree there's a lot that can be done, but please explain to me how you have profit sharing when the majority of the institutions are probably losing money, especially if you take away the mandated student fees.- 1
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