NCAA issues

[azgreg]

You just knew that the basketball issues would reach football eventually.

[ASUHATER!]

California is working to pass a bill that will allow college athletes to start making money off their own names and likenesses in 2023. The NCAA is threatening to ban all California schools from NCAA championships/national events and probably would declare all California athletes ineligible.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2 ... 542632001/" target="_blank

[Merkin]

California is working to pass a bill that will allow college athletes to start making money off their own names and likenesses in 2023. The NCAA is threatening to ban all California schools from NCAA championships/national events and probably would declare all California athletes ineligible.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2 ... 542632001/" target="_blank

Great, that would be the beginning of the end for the NCAA as other schools follow suit and form a new athletic association.

[CalStateTempe]

The California schools have been a leader is this by self banning in post season play. Lol

[UAEebs86]

Back to the PAC-8 LOL

[Merkin]

[Merkin]

Someone has to pay for the free passes elites get from the NCAA.

Cal Poly had filed an appeal with the NCAA, which found in April of 2019 that the college had given 256 student athletes an $800 book stipend. That appeal has now been denied.

According to a report from the NCAA, 72 of those student-athletes used the leftover money to pay for unrelated items such as food, rent, utilities, and car repairs.

The university says it self-reported the mistake, which it describes as a "relatively minor accounting error," to the NCAA in August of 2017 after realizing they overpaid some student-athletes for their textbooks.

The time period in question was from the 2012/2013 school year to the fall of 2015. The decision does not impact current student athletes.

[Chicat]

wE sHoUlD sElF sAnCtiOn!

[Chicat]

“Who cares if these kids get sick?? We need their free labor to make us piles of MONEY!!!”

[catgrad97]

I see RWNJ radio talk-show host in Mike Gundy's future...

[Merkin]

[84Cat]

[ASUHATER!]

Frost has been a complete corrupt asshole of a failure at Nebraska. Just hired all his frat bro drinking buddies to be coaches and recruiters and hasn't been taking anything seriously there from what my Nebraska fan friend says

[EastCoastCat]

Plus they haven't won shit. Epic fail.

[scumdevils86]

Unfortunately for them, Nebraska fans still think they're one good recruit, new weight machine, new coach away from winning championships like Alabama again.

They are extremely deluded and think Nebraska recruits itself and is where everyone is secretly dying to play at.

The truth is Nebraska hasn't been relevant since almost every current college player has been alive.

[Irish27]

When Nebraska Frost, the majority of people loved the hiring. It was reminiscent of when the UofA hired Sumlin.

[Merkin]

[azcat49]

So the kid that received over 1m out of high school to go to Ohio St is now transferring.

He took 3 snaps for Ohio St and never made any impact. Those that ponied up this dough have to be sick to there stomach they bet so heavily on a HS are recruit.

I think this is a good thing as that amount was just triggered by a blue blood fan base trying to get the next phenom. I am all for kids getting paid but that was crazy.

I did see where Ole Miss (I think) gave a generous stipend to all of its players based upon ticket sales. I like that collaboration

[Chicat]

[Merkin]

Faking a slide should be an unsportsmanlike conduct flag and I imagine it will be during the next series of rule changes.

[Chicat]

[scumdevils86]

Lmfao

[UAEebs86]

[UAEebs86]

[UAEebs86]

[Chicat]

Dabo being butthurt that he doesn’t have the ability to pull any kid he wants is making my day.

[ASUHATER!]

Dabo is one of those gross faux Christians anyway that was preying on impressionable kids so screw him

[Fendicent4ever]

Dabo is going to have to adapt or die. Its a new day. Like Slim Charles says, game more fierce now.

That said, everything I've ever head from people close to him, near him, collaborate with him etc is that hes the real deal. I know its fun to dunk on people you disagree with, but hes coming from a good-albeit slow to adapt- place.

[Merkin]

[PHXCATS]

Outkick is the Newsmax of sports.......

Every player should get the same for the game. The good players will get more in their other deals

Maybe EA and teams or players can work out a deal for signed copies or some add ons and not risk the game coming out

[pc in NM]

No problem - let the Saudi's buy in!!

[CatsbyAZ]

Tennessee received notice of penalties stemming from Coach Jeremy Pruitt's staff fielding 16 players deemed ineligible due to more than 200 infractions committed during Pruitt's three seasons coaching Tennessee. To the Vols fans I see commenting on how the NCAA could've come down harder - No Bowl or TV Ban - my take is that NCAA penalties have lightened up ever since UNC stood up to them over their grading scandal. This is why I don't think Arizona State can expect too much grief whenever the NCAA finally adjudicates their nearly two year investigation into suspect recruiting during Herm Edwards' tenure.

Penalties as follows:

-$8 million fine
-Five years probation
-Reduction of 28 scholarships over the terms of the probation, including at least two each year. Tennessee previously self-imposed 16 from the previous two seasons (12 in 2021 and four in 2022).
-Reduction of 36 official visits over the term of the probation, including at least four per year. Tennessee must prohibit official visits at 10 regular-season home games, including four SEC games. (Tennessee previously self-imposed a reduction of seven official visits in 2021-22).
-Reduction of 40 weeks of unofficial visits during term of probation, including at least six weeks per year and for at least 10 regular-season home games, four against SEC opponents. (Tennessee self-imposed six weeks in 2021 and two weeks in 2022).
-A ban on recruiting communications totaling 28 weeks during the term of probation, including at least three weeks per year – one each in December and January and another from March to June.
-Reduction in evaluation days by 120 over the term of probation. (Tennessee self-imposed 12 in the fall of 2021 and eight in the spring of 2022.)
-Tennessee also cannot purchase any broadcast advertising for any postseason game in which it is involved this year.
-Finally, vacate all 11 wins from the 2019 and 2020 seasons under former coach Jeremy Pruitt; his final record at Tennessee will be 5-19.

[TheCatInTheHat]

Interesting take on the impact of the somewhat de-fanged NCAA on the ASU situation. You're probably right. I suppose they'd say we got some benefit in hoops. Whatever; I just want to kick their ass in Tempe on November 25.

[CardiacCats97]

Giving the NCAA federal oversight over NIL is a big mistake IMO (based solely on how they manage to fuck up everything else).

[wyo-cat]

Dispatch from the Dirty Dozen (SEC)

Jaden Rashada gypped by Florida NIL collective and sues…

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... -deal/amp/