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No_Fly_Zone said:
College blue blood showing it's ***, or just the latest in a mountain of evidence that FU is not and never has been a blue blood program? I'm going with the latter.
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It was also obviously much cheaper to cheat for a lot of these programs with overinflated senses of self-worth that were obviously shielded by essentially blanket immunity granted to the SEC by Emmert and the NCAA.

Now that the playing field has somewhat been leveled by NIL they act erratic and perpetually confused. They lash out incessantly with conflicting narratives because any sense of transparency or a kid actually able to go somewhat public with their financial dealings blows their "collective" minds and makes them yearn for yesteryear when this was all handled via actual bags and 2am Western Union money transfers to uncles and "mentors".
 
The Gaytor collective

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Tad Footeball said:
It was also obviously much cheaper to cheat for a lot of these programs with overinflated senses of self-worth that were obviously shielded by essentially blanket immunity granted to the SEC by Emmert and the NCAA.

Now that the playing field has somewhat been leveled they act erratic and perpetually confused. They lash out incessantly with conflicting narratives because any sense of transparency or a kid actually able to go somewhat public with their financial dealings blows their "collective" minds and makes them yearn for yesteryear when this was all handled via actual bags and 2am Western Union money transfers to uncles and "mentors".
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They have to maintain their delusions. Better to risk stroking out over the cognitive dissonance than to acknowledge the small modicum of success they had was only made possible by an unlevel playing field. And without it their future prospects bleaker than ever.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
They have to maintain their delusions. Better to risk stroking out over the cognitive dissonance than to acknowledge the small modicum of success they had was only made possible by an unlevel playing field. And without it their future prospects bleaker than ever.
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Yup. It's also why you'll never see the one CFB based 30 for 30 that should've been made but hasn't- Urbie's time at UiF.

Nobody will actually cooperate with something like that because they know once you get past the Tebow cotton candy schlock mythology that the entire story would be cheating and massive cover-ups with essentially no likable characters.
 
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Empirical Cane said:
Serious question...does Big Manny let him back in class?

I can see a "yes" scenario.
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The “Yes” scenario consists of “Mario just doing it to vanquished the last bit of breath in the gaytor dying soul”. On a smaller note the 23 class needed an Elite QB in it. The jury is still out on EW. I’m not sure the Risk (Culturally) is worth the reward…. But we did witness TVD and Garcia take a couple of steps backwards (whatever the reason) so…..
 
clg003 said:
Yeah but assuming they did it as a LLC they would get to the collective and nothing else... which is broke and can be replaced. It will likely be replaced anyways.

Does the NCAA step in?
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Yeah, but this is one of those cases where the fear of depositions and discovery would motivate one side to settle for a LOT of money...

But if the Gaytors took a hard line...BRING ON THE DEPOS!
 
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Tad Footeball said:
If we reallllly wanted to get these clowns rustled then someone should superimpose Heitner's head on the body of that magnificent ******* that flashed The U at his UiF graduation. Say we found footage of Heitner receiving his diploma and the background noise is Ruiz clapping.
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I think working for U Law is bad enough for them, just need him to get a photo of him with Ruiz flashing the U.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
This is exactly what I’ve been saying. He could’ve verbally requested a release when he had the telephone conference with the athletic department today, without actually filing. Read carefully what his father said.
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Also note that Harlan Rashada refused to give specific answers as to "what's next" when Balake and other reporters asked him...

LEVERAGE.

36 hours left in this mentally-challenged staredown...
 
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