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It's hard to imagine how it looks but maybe the conferences?

Agreed. Whether or not a NIL deal produces immediate ROI for these private entities is pointless. You are free to make deals - good or bad.

If it's mutually agreed upon (via CBA), I agree. I can't really envision how a CBA really looks though. Until then, the courts have routinely ruled that NCAA rules on eligibility are unreasonable restraints on trade.

I believe the court ruled that he cannot play/enroll anywhere else until Duke's request for an injunction. It's not specific to Miami and the judge did not rule on the merits, he just laid out the procedural next steps.

The difference is that NFL contracts are part of a CBA.

Specific performance is almost never appropriate for a personal services contract. It usually only makes sense for things like real estate transactions or purchases of art. Courts, generally, are asked to put a monetary value everything (think like wrongful death, bodily harm), so they tend to...

I'm not trying to bog this down thread down, but you could certainly make that argument. For judges, it's not only actual conflict of interest, it's also the impression of a conflict. That said, for some folks, it might be a bridge too far to consider every judge who donates to the a school as...

I'd love to take every opportunity to bash the NCAA, but I'm not sure what they can really do.

At this point, I have no idea.

So. . . Badgers or Gopher?

From a legal standpoint, I can't think of a difference between the G League, Europe, or the NBA. I just can't squint and see what would stop someone like Rob Dillingham or Leonard Miller from returning to college and playing.

But despite shouldering the weight of the world, you still have found the strength to comment on other people's reaction to said schmuck.

Don't show this to Paul Finebaum, he'll start making a case for Arkansas to be in the CFP. "Three or four kicks here and that's a national championship team. Could you say that about a team from the ACC?"

Indiana was a very good team and THEN they got Mendoza. They had a terrific offense last year with Kurtis Rourke. In fact, Rourke's success with Cignetti played a huge role in Mendoza considering Indiana. The 2024 team averaged 41.3 points per game and Rourke was one of the best QBs in the Big...

I think it's probably pretty close to a wash but if I had to bet, I'd bet the 2026 WRs will be slightly better. It comes down to the fact that I think what we lost (Brockington) will have less of an impact than another year of development will have on our other receivers (Smith and Tracy)...

I thought that was Liza Minnelli.

This is the correct answer.

Yep, my hatred is out of pure envy. The dude is a winner. Can the Steelers hire him? Please.

Couple things to note: Cignetti kicked a FG 7 minutes later in a similar situation (up 3, 4th and 4 at Miami ~20) when a first down wins the game. Indiana ran the ball 45 times (threw it 27 with a Heisman winner at QB) and had over 13:00 min advantage in TOP. Indiana went for it on 4th down...

I'm bitter and jealous, so I hate them now.