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

[Shogungts]

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I can never tell with screen captures of Gabby's posts if they are real posts by Gabby or someone making fun of Gabby with a made up one - and I say that as someone who likes Gabby

 

[407cane]

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Can’t wait to hear about how it’s going to happen tomorrow

 

[Problem2]

Same time tomorrow morning fellas?

 

[ColoradoCane]

Same time tomorrow morning fellas?

Sounds like tomorrow is the day lol

 

[LuCane]

What an absurd situation. Just when I thought I'd seen almost everything as a Hurricane fan.

 

[Odysseus]

Same time tomorrow morning fellas?

 

[JHallCanes]

Same time tomorrow morning fellas?

 

[Ispyin]

Just leaving this here …..

Cc @TheOriginalCane

 

[CanefaninBuckeyeland]

Just leaving this here …..

Cc @TheOriginalCane

Player movement will be interesting if true.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Just leaving this here …..

Cc @TheOriginalCane

Good stuff, without a doubt.

One can easily argue...for Carson Beck...a grad transfer AND a person who listed his name in the Portal as "no contact"...

That if Beck wants to go to Miami, what can "the Portal" do for him? Or to prevent him? He has fulfilled what the NCAA "claims to want" (college diploma earned) and he knows where he wants to go. How/why is that a problem?

And, really, the only difference with Xavier Lucas is that he just finished his first year, and is not yet a graduate. Still, he is from SoFla, and for WHATEVER reason...if he wants to go to Miami...how can the Portal limit him? He may want to be close to his family. He may want to change his major to Marine Science. He may have a girlfriend in SoFla who is pregnant. There are a lot of legitimate NON-SPORTS reasons why he may want to transfer, and saying that "you only have 10 days in which to originate that decision" is bull****. Particularly compared to other non-athlete students.

I know, I know, some people are swearing that the Portal is ruining college sports. OK. Maybe. But why should student-athletes be limited from doing whatever any other student can do?

Given the long losing streak the NCAA is on lately, they are very likely to lose a case like this.

 

[Da Jumbo Mutombo]

Good stuff, without a doubt.

One can easily argue...for Carson Beck...a grad transfer AND a person who listed his name in the Portal as "no contact"...

That if Beck wants to go to Miami, what can "the Portal" do for him? Or to prevent him? He has fulfilled what the NCAA "claims to want" (college diploma earned) and he knows where he wants to go. How/why is that a problem?

And, really, the only difference with Xavier Lucas is that he just finished his first year, and is not yet a graduate. Still, he is from SoFla, and for WHATEVER reason...if he wants to go to Miami...how can the Portal limit him? He may want to be close to his family. He may want to change his major to Marine Science. He may have a girlfriend in SoFla who is pregnant. There are a lot of legitimate NON-SPORTS reasons why he may want to transfer, and saying that "you only have 10 days in which to originate that decision" is bull****. Particularly compared to other non-athlete students.

I know, I know, some people are swearing that the Portal is ruining college sports. OK. Maybe. But why should student-athletes be limited from doing whatever any other student can do?

Given the long losing streak the NCAA is on lately, they are very likely to lose a case like this.

Revenue sharing will fix all of that. No longer will the "regular college student" comparison work anymore once that is implemented.

 

[dycane]

Just leaving this here …..

Cc @TheOriginalCane

Yeah, this was pointed out like 40 pages ago. I’m certain the NCAA doesn’t want to be drawn into another lawsuit just because Fickell’s puss hurts.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Revenue sharing will fix all of that. No longer will the "regular college student" comparison work anymore once that is implemented.

Revenue sharing fixes the "free labor" problem. Not sure if that prevents transferring, though.

 

[Ispyin]

Revenue sharing fixes the "free labor" problem. Not sure if that prevents transferring, though.

It doesn’t. Unless there are contracts most likely in the end with either employee status or collectively bargained

 

[Yoyo423]

Good stuff, without a doubt.

One can easily argue...for Carson Beck...a grad transfer AND a person who listed his name in the Portal as "no contact"...

That if Beck wants to go to Miami, what can "the Portal" do for him? Or to prevent him? He has fulfilled what the NCAA "claims to want" (college diploma earned) and he knows where he wants to go. How/why is that a problem?

And, really, the only difference with Xavier Lucas is that he just finished his first year, and is not yet a graduate. Still, he is from SoFla, and for WHATEVER reason...if he wants to go to Miami...how can the Portal limit him? He may want to be close to his family. He may want to change his major to Marine Science. He may have a girlfriend in SoFla who is pregnant. There are a lot of legitimate NON-SPORTS reasons why he may want to transfer, and saying that "you only have 10 days in which to originate that decision" is bull****. Particularly compared to other non-athlete students.

I know, I know, some people are swearing that the Portal is ruining college sports. OK. Maybe. But why should student-athletes be limited from doing whatever any other student can do?

Given the long losing streak the NCAA is on lately, they are very likely to lose a case like this.

Right now, pretty much anything that restricts an individual player's freedom is a losing case for the NCAA.

 

[The Sphinx]

I’m a Miami Hurricane fan. The only Patience I know works at Tootsie’s.

 

[MikeyCanez]

I think the only appropriate thing to do at this point is really stick it to Wisconsin by tampering with Dyon'i Hill and giving him $1.5 million to come back.

 

[407cane]

I think the only appropriate thing to do at this point is really stick it to Wisconsin by tampering with Dyon'i Hill and giving him $1.5 million to come back.

you watched our secondary and want to bring one of them back?

 

[Big O Cane]

I think the only appropriate thing to do at this point is really stick it to Wisconsin by tampering with Dyon'i Hill and giving him $1.5 million to come back.

 

[Tony4Canes]

I think the only appropriate thing to do at this point is really stick it to Wisconsin by tampering with Dyon'i Hill and giving him $1.5 million to come back.

Sarcasm??