State of Tennessee Wins the Injunction

[OrangeInKy]

My guess is that since it is in a Federal Court, and federal law is referenced, it would be nationwide. That's just my guess. I'm not a lawyer.

Yeah, all that has to happen is other states filing suit. I think.

 

[wmcovol]

Just like most of us predicted.

Basilio has been saying for two weeks Tennessee would likely lose per his sources. Wrong again....

 

[VolsFan-TX]

so does this apply nation wide or only in the state of Tennessee?

Nationwide. The lawsuit was brought by the AGs in Tennesse and Viriginia and the case was heard in a U.S. District Court. All 520,000+ athletes should be celebrating.

 

[VolunteerCeltic]

Tennessee broke the NCAA....".I'll take things I wasn't expecting for $500 Alex"

 

[onevol74]

Basilio has been saying for two weeks Tennessee would likely lose per his sources. Wrong again....

Garbage media.

 

[Jimmy Football]

It's federal so it applies nationwide.

As a bonus, Florida and FSU look like chumps for buckling to the NCAA on NIL issues.

If I were them, I would have my lawyers drafting complaints immediately.

 

[VolsFan-TX]

Let's add this to the talking points with recruits. Tennessee was one of only two schools willing to file a lawsuit against the NCAA to protect the rights of student athletes.

 

[superdave1984]

Now the process needs to begin of the major schools pulling out of the NCAA altogether. Or give the NCAA and ultimatum regarding how they run things.

 

[Frosty]

Currently only applies to TN and VA, so not federal yet

 

[butchna]

NCAA is dead for big time college football. Now the big schools need to get together and decide how they want to govern themselves in the future.

Lawyers getting inundated as we speak. The NCAA be tied up in court from Hawaii to Delaware. Dr. Baker best stock up on the Pepto.

 

[Steelcurtain]

Judge grants preliminary injunction over NIL rules

A federal judge has barred the NCAA from enforcing its rules prohibiting NIL compensation from being used to recruit athletes, granting a request for a preliminary injunction and dealing another blow to the association's ability to govern college sports.

www.espn.com

 

[Clad in Big Orange]

Poor Pat Forde. He already made room for his Pulitzer Prize.

I bet ol’ Pat didn’t break this news!

 

[OrangeInKy]

I bet ol’ Pat didn’t break this news!

Nope

 

[butchna]

Basilio has been saying for two weeks Tennessee would likely lose per his sources. Wrong again....

His sources...both cheeks of his azz. Amirite @Jack Burton ?

 

[volstudent26]

Nationwide. The lawsuit was brought by the AGs in Tennesse and Viriginia and the case was heard in a U.S. District Court. All 520,000+ athletes should be celebrating.

wrong for now it only applies to Tennessee and Virginia. Pete Nakos and NIL lawyers are saying the preliminary injunction only applies to Tennessee and Virginia so far but that will expand if more states join.

 

[ENGRVOL]

Dan Wolken and Pat Forde right now

 

[butchna]

Saban be like...

 

[JoeMiltonsAgent]

NCAA is already moving on from being able to police the students to going after administrations. Anything to keep them relevant I guess.

NCAA Committee on Infractions exploring change to possibly penalize ADs, presidents and others

The committee is discussing levying suspensions on more school officials in infractions cases, including compliance officers, athletic directors, university presidents and chancellors.

sports.yahoo.com

 

[WoodsmanVol]

Can someone break down what this means for the NCAA case and for Tennessee moving forward? More cases to come or does the NCAA back off?

Frost, ol bean, the ruling basically means: NCAA ¡vete al diablo!

 

[Delmar]

wrong for now it only applies to Tennessee and Virginia. Pete Nakos and NIL lawyers are saying the preliminary injunction only applies to Tennessee and Virginia so far but that will expand if more states join.

You can bet more states are lining up as we speak. The NCAA lawyers are going to be really busy. If they have any sense, they will end the UT investigation and end this NIL charade now and cut their losses.

 

[FiremedicVOL127]

Let's add this to the talking points with recruits. Tennessee was one of only two schools willing to file a lawsuit against the NCAA to protect the rights of student athletes.

I may be wrong but I believe we were the only school involved in the suit, the state of Virginia AG was the party involved from the commonwealth. I don’t believe a specific school was attached.

 

[Woodlawn VOL]

Boom!!!!

 

[S.C. OrangeMan]

NCAA is already moving on from being able to police the students to going after administrations. Anything to keep them relevant I guess.

NCAA Committee on Infractions exploring change to possibly penalize ADs, presidents and others

The committee is discussing levying suspensions on more school officials in infractions cases, including compliance officers, athletic directors, university presidents and chancellors.

sports.yahoo.com

Based on what? The NCAA can't touch NIL used in recruiting or transfers. What else are they going to go after coaches and administrators for? Plowman, White, and Heupel for daring to stand up to them?

 

[Gandalf]

Perhaps now NCAA can get out of the "rules" business and focus on hosting the basketball tourney and being a professional league for Referee training and qualification.

 

[Delmar]

NCAA is already moving on from being able to police the students to going after administrations. Anything to keep them relevant I guess.

NCAA Committee on Infractions exploring change to possibly penalize ADs, presidents and others

The committee is discussing levying suspensions on more school officials in infractions cases, including compliance officers, athletic directors, university presidents and chancellors.

sports.yahoo.com

That’s if there is an NCAA infractions committee going forward. Today is the first step in the demise of the NCAA as we know it.