No surprise. But what a douchebag. Apparently bias can trump just.
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No surprise. But what a douchebag. Apparently bias can trump just.
I am shocked I tell you. Anyway, what?s next. NCAA keeps fighting it like they did with the Bama basketball guy?
You mean Ole Miss judge, right?*****Quote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
the least surprising thing ever.
I was trying to be delicate. Despite my nature when it comes to OM. *****Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
That?s what I came to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
We need to file an injunction for any player we have who didn't play as a freshman or RsFr, and had 3 other players on the depth chart ahead of them and get them another year.
SHOCKER!
Dam shame ben beckwith has had tonsilitis the last 10 years. I bet he has one more year left.
The language of this ruling will definitely provide the blueprint for everyone else to dynamite what's left of the floodgates...Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Heard Kamario got gas after the Mexicali platter the week of the Arizona State game. He's coming back in 2029!**
Sucks we have to play him again and they get their way per usual but... Seeing the feckless NCAA get b slapped is funny
NCAA is doing all it can do. If courts dont support them- they are done
But I have been saying this for years regarding recruiting and shit- there are no rules anymore. And that hurts us tremendously
Only because Mississippi State insists on playing by the rules rather than looking at every possible avenue to get a player eligible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
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Correct, State just has to play the game with themQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
He was asked on the stand if he practiced that season. He said yes. He was asked if he was limited. He answered no.
That is when the judge stepped in and redirected the questions.
That should be grounds enough to appeal and make it right. Will the ncaa appeal is the question
That's ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
It amazes me how obviously biased judges are now and there is no accountability. I'm not just speaking in terms of this case.
Has the judge really donated 6 figures to OM athletics? Read it on Facebook, so who knows these daysQuote:
Originally Posted by TheLostDawg
If the NCAA removed medical redshirts wouldn?t that have prevented this ruling?Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
The simple fix in this case is for the NCAA to remind all member institutions that the playoff and bowls are still "selected" and the courts are not a part of that process. So you can play your ineligible player but you won't be a part of any post season endeavors.
Agreed. Let him play this season but announce if he does that is taken into account during the selection process. Basically a shadow playoff ban without coming out and saying itQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezsoil
College sports as we used to know it is not dying....its dead.
There is no putting the animal back in its cage.
They should. 5 years to play 4 - no exceptionsQuote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
100Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Nobody cares about the high school kid that just lost his spot on a college roster because this old geezer wants to stay and play forever. College sports is dominated by 23-24 year old men now. It used to be 18-22 year olds. It sucks. I'm no longer interested.
This is the only way that makes sense. The medical redshirt muddies the water too muchQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
No problem with chambliss. He's about to get life changing money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
I would actually claim his as my favorite player now if he transferred somewhere else lol
It's unfair to the players who didn't game the system and only got 4 years too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Political Hack
Anyway we can respectfully bury it before it decays?Quote:
Originally Posted by GoDawgz
Its all about the root of all evil now.....the love of money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Extendedcab
Should be 5 to play 5 - no redshirts, no exceptions. Make it even more objective and remove the incentive to quit on your team after 4 games.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
And they need an age cap too.
So a judge with Alabama ties gives Bama a professional player back that had already signed an NBA contract and was playing in the G league. Now a judge with Ole Miss ties give OM their QB back even though he's out of years of eligibility under the pretense of a non-medical medical redshirt. Everything about college athletics has become a joke and now schools can just have their own judges make whatever rulings they want no matter what the NCAA rules are. What a farce. And will add that MSU not having a law school is becoming a HUGE disadvantage in athletics.
Well bama lost that appeal. OM will likely lose the appeal - just will the appeal be heard in time.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
This is good news for the sport in a way. Essentially there is no more limit on eligibility. Play as long as you want as long as you take a class or two. Thank God the NFL will never allow this to continue, so they'll find some kind of way to put a stop to it.
why should they be allowed to play 5 years instead of 4? Why 1 more year than high school?Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
The NCAA would lose the appeal and it won't be heard in time. They'd have to appeal to the MS Supreme Court where 4 of the 7 went to OM for Law School, and one of the ones who didn't go to OM for Law School went for Undergrad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
The Supreme Court would not only have to agree to hear the case, but also rule on it. I doubt they do either.
Because 5 to play 4 has always been a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Just give them 5 to play 5. There's no such thing as RS anymore and you can only get a year back through a medical RS. JUCO counts as a year and so does FCS, DII, DIII, NAIA.
What would be interesting is if ncaa rules on tampering and UM can't make a post season game this year plus other restrictions. They picked this fight at the wrong time.
NCAA lost one battle UM gave them the war victory by blatantly cheating.