Much of the rhetoric from the northerners centers around how could these players with immunity from other schools end up somewhere else if they were supposedly offered $$ to sign with tsun. Their point being that the players must have received more $$ to sign at their current school. This is NOT what is going to take tsun down. If tsun gets hit with cash inducements it’s not going be pay-to-sign, it’s going to be the long rumored pay-to-visit program.
Think about it - this is much easier to prove and the NCAA easily could have very similar stories from multiple players who signed with other schools. There are players who were never seriously considering tsun who may have been offered the cash just to visit and took it, and maybe even documented it. Now with the immunity agreement, they can talk and potentially provide corroborating evidence without impacting their eligibility and with NO implication to their current school. If different players from different schools can provide the NCAA with similar stories and verifiable information and evidence then you have the smoking gun. And if that smoking gun was in the hands of an athletic department employee, then boom goes the dynamite.
Think about it - this is much easier to prove and the NCAA easily could have very similar stories from multiple players who signed with other schools. There are players who were never seriously considering tsun who may have been offered the cash just to visit and took it, and maybe even documented it. Now with the immunity agreement, they can talk and potentially provide corroborating evidence without impacting their eligibility and with NO implication to their current school. If different players from different schools can provide the NCAA with similar stories and verifiable information and evidence then you have the smoking gun. And if that smoking gun was in the hands of an athletic department employee, then boom goes the dynamite.
