F the NCAA

[kubowler99]

This go here?

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... aishen-nix

[ousdahl]

Cronin described college basketball as a "free farm system for 40 years for the NBA" and touted its superior benefits for player development.


you sure, coach?

[Deleted User 89]

https://vox.com/22348385/supreme-court- ... -antitrust

[Deleted User 89]

https://www.wsj.com/articles/ncaa-faces ... 1617032979

[jfish26]

It's Fish's motherfucking time to shine. Evidently, "F the NCAA" is the unifying issue this country needs in order to heal.

Look at the NCAA getting barbecued by justices from both sides!

[NewtonHawk11]

Thomas asked his like 3rd question since he joined the Supreme Court.

But yeah, they're getting destroyed.

[hartjack8]

The NCAA is going to get crushed. This is going so bad for them that they most likely are going to have to back off all the pending rules violations. Now saying this means that the NCAA has leadership that would be able to realize what the future holds for them. All the violations were created in market place that they created. All the violations will be against NCAA rules that are not going to exist anymore

[jfish26]

Remind me why we pretend to care about this stuff?

[InfiniteJ]

Remind me why we pretend to care about this stuff?

Anyone know of a time where the hired family member sticks around beyond the related player's time at the school?

[Sparko]

Remind me why we pretend to care about this stuff?

The over/under bested by the exacta--exactly as long as one NBA draft. I will whine again about how Allen and Kansas made the NCAA tournament into a financial blockbuster and we still can't get the block/charge calls.

[jfish26]

Remind me why we pretend to care about this stuff?

Anyone know of a time where the hired family member sticks around beyond the related player's time at the school?

I just can’t get past the hypocrisy. It’s fine for this family (and Mario’s and Danny’s, for clarity) to get substantial benefit off the kid’s talents, so long as you go through approved pay for play channels.

But meanwhile we’re in perpetual NCAA purgatory over a guy whose guardian or whatever got $20k and was cleared twice, and a guy who’s mom got $90k and that we willingly never played.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Remind me why we pretend to care about this stuff?

Anyone know of a time where the hired family member sticks around beyond the related player's time at the school?

I just can’t get past the hypocrisy. It’s fine for this family (and Mario’s and Danny’s, for clarity) to get substantial benefit off the kid’s talents, so long as you go through approved pay for play channels.

But meanwhile we’re in perpetual NCAA purgatory over a guy whose guardian or whatever got $20k and was cleared twice, and a guy who’s mom got $90k and that we willingly never played.

And then add on the Marvin Bagley-Billy Preston scenarios comparison.

[Deleted User 89]

SCOTUS may end up making all of this moot before we know it

[CrimsonNBlue]

[CrimsonNBlue]

Note that USC did not really fight this, even self-imposing sanctions, and still got smacked.

Fight on KU.

[NewtonHawk11]

This was shocking actually. KU better fight. USC even more egregious than KUs case. It’s wild.

[NewtonHawk11]

Note that USC did not really fight this, even self-imposing sanctions, and still got smacked.

Fight on KU.

Smacked is a bit of a stretch. No ban, 2 year probation and assistant got show cause for 3 years. I’d argue that they got off somewhat ok.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Note that USC did not really fight this, even self-imposing sanctions, and still got smacked.

Fight on KU.

Smacked is a bit of a stretch. No ban, 2 year probation and assistant got show cause for 3 years. I’d argue that they got off somewhat ok.

Ah, I just assumed probation meant no postseason.

That's not disheartening news, though.

[ousdahl]

What were the deets KU the USC case that made it more egregious than us?

[NewtonHawk11]

Goodman throwing a fit a bit on Twitter.