scienceteaching_vol
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At least I’m on record for liking the Heupel home run hire comment. I also called Hooker being the guy after the Tech game (and gave Bass the business for his negative waves).I went and read some. I think this sums it up! And wow there was a lot to of unknowns in there!
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The NCAA issued a memo last week that said member schools must “adhere to NCAA legislation (or policy) when it conflicts with permissive state laws.” But Texas A&M indicated it will follow state NIL law instead of NCAA policy. What happens next could ignite a legal clash.
“The NCAA is a voluntary organization,” the source said. “If [schools in] Texas want to go way outside the guidelines and say, ‘We don’t have to follow NCAA rules,’ the NCAA can say, ‘We don’t have to invite you to NCAA championships either.'”
The NCAA issued a memo last week that said member schools must “adhere to NCAA legislation (or policy) when it conflicts with permissive state laws.” But Texas A&M indicated it will follow state NIL law instead of NCAA policy. What happens next could ignite a legal clash.
“The NCAA is a voluntary organization,” the source said. “If [schools in] Texas want to go way outside the guidelines and say, ‘We don’t have to follow NCAA rules,’ the NCAA can say, ‘We don’t have to invite you to NCAA championships either.'”
The NCAA issued a memo last week that said member schools must “adhere to NCAA legislation (or policy) when it conflicts with permissive state laws.” But Texas A&M indicated it will follow state NIL law instead of NCAA policy. What happens next could ignite a legal clash.
“The NCAA is a voluntary organization,” the source said. “If [schools in] Texas want to go way outside the guidelines and say, ‘We don’t have to follow NCAA rules,’ the NCAA can say, ‘We don’t have to invite you to NCAA championships either.'”
The NCAA issued a memo last week that said member schools must “adhere to NCAA legislation (or policy) when it conflicts with permissive state laws.” But Texas A&M indicated it will follow state NIL law instead of NCAA policy. What happens next could ignite a legal clash.
“The NCAA is a voluntary organization,” the source said. “If [schools in] Texas want to go way outside the guidelines and say, ‘We don’t have to follow NCAA rules,’ the NCAA can say, ‘We don’t have to invite you to NCAA championships either.'”