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

[dade305cane]

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You truly are a legend, keep doing God's work

 

[Calinative]

They supposedly used a contract written by the B1G for all their schools expecting the revenue sharing to be passed and tying the NIL directly to the school, obviously it wasn't. They believe the B1G is more powerful than the NCAA now and their 1 year $500,000 contract is binding to them. No point in adding how they think Miami tampered, good luck with that hearsay. I thought he would already enroll.

Yeah I said this a few pages ago as the o ly way it’d make sense from Wisconsins perspective, but that’s is blatantly not currently legal. Idk how his attorneys haven’t already brought this to court and why the ncaa is doing nothing. Sue the ******* conference while you’re at it…

 

[FrancisSawyer]

I just emailed Josh Pate directly. We'll see what happens. @Da Jumbo Mutombo

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

Say what???? Help me understand how you got this. Asking sincerely

Lucas is/was not in the portal because Wisconsin did not enter his name into the portal.

Because he is/was not in the portal, any NIL offers he or his representatives received (that they may use as evidence of his monetary damages) must have been received while he was not in the portal.

Teams and their representatives are not permitted to communicate NIL offers with players and their representatives until they are in the portal. Doing so is commonly referred to as tampering.

So any NIL offers he received (while not in the transfer portal) could arguably be used as evidence to support a claim of tampering.

 

[dycane]

Lucas is/was not in the portal because Wisconsin did not enter his name into the portal.

Because he is/was not in the portal, any NIL offers he or his representatives received (that they may use as evidence of his monetary damages) must have been received while he was not in the portal.

Teams and their representatives are not permitted to communicate NIL offers with players and their representatives until they are in the portal. Doing so is commonly referred to as tampering.

So any NIL offers he received (while not in the transfer portal) could arguably be used as evidence to support a claim of tampering.

What I'm saying is that if he brings a case on what his damages should be, it makes no difference on tampering. The courts can't do anything with that. You just lay out the offers, and that's your evidence of economic loss.

Tampering is irrelevant.

Tampering is irrelevant there. Correct. And he doesn’t need actual offers to prove damages. He could, for example, produce testimony from third parties that they would have offered him $X if he entered the portal.

 

[RVACane]

What I'm saying is that if he brings a case on what his damages should be, it makes no difference on tampering. The courts can't do anything with that. You just lay out the offers, and that's your evidence of economic loss.

Tampering is irrelevant.

Tampering is irrelevant to the court but I think what @No_Fly_Zone is saying is that the NCAA can go after the 40 schools for violating NCAA rules, who allegedly offered Lucas when he wasn’t in the portal, notwithstanding that Wisconsin has no right to do what they’re doing under NCAA rules.

 

[RVACane]

@No_Fly_Zone _ How has Lucas’s lawyer not filed for emergency injunctive relief against Wisconsin and the NCAA??

 

[jakobbee]

Today at 2 pm if not tomorrow. Trust me bro I bought 10,000 shares of AMC before the reverse split.

Same boat. Lost a lot lmao

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

@No_Fly_Zone _ How has Lucas’s lawyer not filed for emergency injunctive relief against Wisconsin and the NCAA??

A great question. Unless there's something we don't know, they should have filed a couple of weeks ago. Not sure what they're waiting for.

 

[Calinative]

@No_Fly_Zone _ How has Lucas’s lawyer not filed for emergency injunctive relief against Wisconsin and the NCAA??

Wisconsin literally about to actually walk away from the hostage takeover with the private jet and billions in cash essentially lol.

 

[Calinative]

A great question. Unless there's something we don't know, they should have filed a couple of weeks ago. Not sure what they're waiting for.

 

[dycane]

Guy is right re delay. If you claim threat of irreparable harm, and/or move for emergency relief, you have to act fast. Also, a preliminary injunction to prevent something (or maintain the status quo) is much easier to get, generally speaking, than one to force a party to do something (e.g., process a portal request). If he filed back in December, judge could’ve expedited final trial on the issue (or, less likely, the parties could’ve stipulated to treat the preliminary injunction hearing as the trial). That could still happen, theoretically, but in reality it won’t. Suing a month ago would’ve also provided him the option of filing in Dade County. Judge could’ve also expedited any motion to dismiss on jurisdictional grounds. And I think there’s a good argument that the Florida court has jurisdiction over Wisconsin (the university). Unfortunately, I think he’s almost to the point where court intervention is exceedingly unlikely.

 

[pyhooya]

 

[JG14]

A great question. Unless there's something we don't know, they should have filed a couple of weeks ago. Not sure what they're waiting for.

Heitner is still trying to work a deal to get him to UF instead of UM