Recruiting Football Talk VII

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If they don't know when their own rules apply or are broken, how in the heck can the schools/collectives know?

Its Hammer Time Judge Corker!

Edit: His comments that the ruling will come "in short order", could mean today, but almost certainly this week.
I think the decision is made, Judge and his law clerk(s) and others still working on the written legalese to support the findings/ruling.
 
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If they don't know when their own rules apply or are broken, how in the heck can the schools/collectives know?

Its Hammer Time Judge Corker!


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Heck, the whole world crumbles after every negative play during a game for them.
The NegaVols say Tennessee can't win National Championship riding Dalton Knecht back..

Remind these individuals that in 1988 Danny Manning led a team to Championship by himself

Danny and the Miracles.
 
I still think a preliminary inunction gets denied. But hopefully, a strong enough statement on how little of a shot the NCAA has of ultimately prevailing makes them back off issuing an NOA.
Sure would like an injunction now, though! Seems 100% just.

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Who would have standing to go after the corrupt double standard? It amounts to fixing outcomes. The school?

It is asinine to think (or rather to baldly lie that one thinks) that other teams aren't discussing NIL before signing, as the NCAA implies by its actions and inactions. It is asinine to go after anyone using ex post facto rules tailored for a specific case and a presumption of guilt that violates a major premise of American jurisprudence. It is asinine to not investigate every team in the land on the same grounds as us, if the NCAA wants to investigate. It is asinine to think that a recruit doesn't need to speak to an NIL organization about opportunities before signing. It is asinine to think or rather again lie that this is not a vendetta aimed at Tennessee and that damaging recruiting is not part of it.
 
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The judge has already said two things that made the TRO and temp injunction superfluous, according to Spyres' attorney. (1) The NCAA will lose these Anti Trust NIL cases if they don't come up with something new. (2) They can expect to be sued for monetary damages based on NIL enforcement.

Unless the NCAA wants to be sued out of existence, they will be VERY hesitant to bring forth NIL enforcement. According to Spyre's very vocal lawyer, those statements basically equated to a restraining order without the need for a restraining order.
 
Sure would like an injunction now, though! Seems 100% just.

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Who would have standing to go after the corrupt double standard? It amounts to fixing outcomes. The school?

It is asinine to think (or rather to baldly lie that one thinks) that other teams aren't discussing NIL before signing, as the NCAA implies by its actions and inactions. It is asinine to go after anyone using ex post facto tailored rules and a presumption of guilt that violates a major premise of American jursiprudence. It is asinine to not investigate every team in the land on the same grounds as us, if the NCAA wants to investigate. It is asinine to think that a recruit doesn't need to speak to an NIL organization about opportunities before hiring.
I want my injunction and I want it now!
 
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