Six major conference commissioners urge a Louisville judge to reject an extra year of eligibility for athletes who entered college in 2022.
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Why do they only care about this one and not the rest?
Something tells me if it was an Alabama football player the SEC would feel different. They've never cared about basketball and its the reason why we continue to get unfavorable whistles in Rupp but there are major rule changes if Bama gets a questionable call at Bryant Denny.
I suspect Sankey is liked by a lot of folks...I'm not one of them. The way he let Carolina off the hook - scot free - for their academic fraud is a crime for which he should be hammered unmercifully.
Judges historically like being told what to do…
They crave power, and they have been powerless for sometime.
Makes no sense because it's the same thing that will be happening every year after this one so why does it matter so much about the 2022 class.
Why this one and not the others? I don't get it
Exactly it’s total BS.
Those fargin icehole corksucking bastages.
Johnny Dangerously. lol. “Fargin bastages” must have been repeated a million times in the mid 80s.
I would like to direct this to the distinguished members of the panel: You lousy cork-soakers. You have violated my farging rights. Dis somanumbatching country was founded so that the liberties of common patriotic citizens like me could not be taken away by a bunch of fargin iceholes... like yourselves.
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....what?
How would Sankey have anything to do with that? He presides over the SEC. North Carolina is in the ACC.
So...
What the hell are you talking about?
I said exactly when this was filed that the SEC and NCAA would fight the Louisville lawsuit with all their might. If it benefits UK, that’s where they will draw the line. People who don’t see the bias just don’t want to.
It's amazing how unaware people are of college sports history. Sankey was the Chief Officer of the NCAA's investigation that took six....six years to come to a conclusion.
My guess is that you were alive when the decision made national news in 2017...I'll ask you...what the hell are you talking about?
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