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Xavier Lucas wants to be in the portal but Luke Fickell pays to watch men ramrod his wife

Ispyin said:
Listen, I know you’re really thick and you want to be right on this because you are probably never right anywhere else -but the collective contracts essentially have a provision for you leaving the school because you move out of their marketing area and they no longer have to pay you so the contingencies already there. They aren’t tied to pay for play- thus if the person plays somewhere else, the marketing area changes the contracts null and void and now shut the **** up.
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Another imbecile not getting my point regarding f what’s “right” vs the legal aspect. You are retarded as is your ****** friend
 
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404Usernamenotfound said:
Another imbecile not getting my point regarding f what’s “right” vs the legal aspect. You are retarded as is your ****** friend
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oh hi projection -what boy hurt you
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Love that a guy lecturing us about doing the right thing then calls people ***gots and retarded. Tell me more mr morality

Also feel free to meet me at a game and use the word retarded or ****** to my face and see how well that lands ************
 
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SCarolina Ibis said:
Yeah another poster mentioned that.

It sets a dangerous precedent. If the NCAA can't act until after the fact and they're limited to giving them a slap on the wrist, other schools follow Wisconsin's example.
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Amazing how weak the NCAA has gotten since the beginning of the NIL.
I understand the NIL is between the athlete and whoever he signs with but to let Wisconsin get away with this for this period of time is just weak. Something is just not adding up or maybe they (Wisconsin) are somehow involved in his NIL? Who the **** knows.
 
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Lance Roffers said:
Just dipping my toe in here, so not wanting to be involved in an argument with the board. Quoting this only as an example I see often.

His own lawyer has publicly stated that the NCAA has no power to force Wisconsin to do anything. They could punish Wisconsin for not following portal guidelines, but they can't force Wisconsin to put him in. Have no authority to do so. The NCAA is a governing body on behalf of the institutions and has no power to force action from them.

The school is violating NCAA policy by not putting him in, but that's only punishment after an investigation.

Wisconsin saying he has a contract with them does not supersede the NCAA policy. Just like if he is placed in the portal does that change any potential contract with Wisconsin that he has.

The best course of action for him is either to file an injunction with the court to force Wisconsin to place in portal. Or to simply enroll at another school and play chicken with the NCAA over eligibility (which they would lose based on quite a bit of precedent).

If Lucas wants to come to Miami (and I assume he does), he should simply enroll and give everyone a middle finger.

(I'm not an attorney, nor do I play one on tv. Any advice here is purely for entertainment purposes and should be treated as such)
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Great post. Let’s revisit this tomorrow.
 
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