F the NCAA

[pdub]

If we can delay the forming of the KC Phogushers another season, i'm all for it.

[jfish26]

If we can delay the forming of the KC Phogushers another season, i'm all for it.

When faced with impending change, you can either manage it or have it managed for you. I know which is the healthier approach.

[CrimsonNBlue]

If only we had all of history to learn which approach gets you ran the F over.

[pdub]

I admit it's inevitable - $$ always wins here.
But with that will go my interest s'all i'm saying.

[Deleted User 863]

I admit it's inevitable - $$ always wins here.
But with that will go my interest s'all i'm saying.

I hear you, but i think we might already be a lot closer to the KC Phogushers than we are to what you "want" us to be.

[pdub]

Agree to disagree.

[ousdahl]

how much does it really change the on-court product if Marcus Garrett gives a shout out to Pizza Shuttle?

does anyone hear Bill Self pimping Salty Iguana on the radio and think, this just ruined fandom for me?

[PhDhawk]

how much does it really change the on-court product if Marcus Garrett gives a shout out to Pizza Shuttle?

does anyone hear Bill Self pimping Salty Iguana on the radio and think, this just ruined fandom for me?

You're mis-representing Pdub's stance.

[jfish26]

how much does it really change the on-court product if Marcus Garrett gives a shout out to Pizza Shuttle?

does anyone hear Bill Self pimping Salty Iguana on the radio and think, this just ruined fandom for me?

It will not make a difference to any reasonable person.

[pdub]

It's very echo chamber per usual.

I don't agree with all pro-choice, or a flat tax rate/trickle down economics, or tariff wars.
And I don't agree that amateur athletes need to be paid, don't agree that the love of the game is a joke/useless statement, don't agree that the game/history/rivalries won't be affected/minimized with more corporate promotion, don't agree that eventually, moving this direction won't open the flood gates for something that has nothing to do with school.

But I can understand those viewpoints.

[ousdahl]

the more corporate promotion thing indeed is a bummer

[pdub]

Basically i'll revert back to this to a certain few of you posters:

I’ve explained my stance more times than I can imagine. Do you even remember it? Can you repeat it without being snarky?

[CrimsonNBlue]

the more corporate promotion thing indeed is a bummer

That, though, is actually an "it's already" here thing. Allen Fieldhouse is lit the fuck up with ads. N/I/L means only that the distribution changes, because we know it's already there.

[PhDhawk]

the more corporate promotion thing indeed is a bummer

That, though, is actually an "it's already" here thing. Allen Fieldhouse is lit the fuck up with ads. N/I/L means only that the distribution changes, because we know it's already there.

I disagree with your use of the word ONLY, in this context.

[pdub]

It will absolutely affect who plays where.
Substantially so.

[jfish26]

Basically i'll revert back to this to a certain few of you posters:

I’ve explained my stance more times than I can imagine. Do you even remember it? Can you repeat it without being snarky?

Your stance is that college basketball should be there for players who choose that a scholarship, room, board and everything that goes along with it is sufficient compensation for their efforts, name, image and likeness.

[Deleted User 863]

Question Time:

Estimate what % of our top 100 players over the last 15 years received improper benefits in the form of financial compensation of some sorts, either directly or to a family member?

And then narrowing down further: what % of KU's top 30 guys?

[CrimsonNBlue]

Improper benefits? 0% IMO.

Benefits: 100% and 100%.

[pdub]

40%, 90%.
And we got caught and probably will be punished.
And if the G League succeeds and the NBA lowers the draft age to 18, improper benefits will be fewer because more of those top guys who have no interest in college will just go pro.

[Deleted User 89]

i just don’t think that’s right

shenanigans will still take place in order to funnel the remaining best players to certain universities

is there any evidence that there were fewer shenanigans when kids could jump to the league straight outta high school?