Former players playing again

[hddon]

I just had a thought since everything is pretty much wide open, so why can't former players re enroll and get some nil money. I'd say boogie cousins could still contribute. I know there is eligibility issues, but you could sue and have those removed, I would think.

 

[RunninRichie]

Cal would still lose even with current day KAT, Booker, Shai, Bam, Fox, Monk etc etc.

 

[CincinnatiWildcat]

I just had a thought since everything is pretty much wide open, so why can't former players re enroll and get some nil money. I'd say boogie cousins could still contribute. I know there is eligibility issues, but you could sue and have those removed, I would think.

Professionals have been getting NIL money forever. NIL has always been a thing on the free market it was just not available to college students

 

[LXWildcat]

Cal would still find a way to screw it up

 

[Yardeth]

Cal would still find a way to screw it up

Should make it to Elite Eight with those guys

 

[MidseasonTweak]

Cal would still lose even with current day KAT, Booker, Shai, Bam, Fox, Monk etc etc.

Surely not. I could coach a team of those players. Just roll the ball out.

 

[ftp000]

And if we get Jay Wright, maybe he can bring Barkley and crew along to suit up.

 

[akaukswoosh]

I just had a thought since everything is pretty much wide open, so why can't former players re enroll and get some nil money. I'd say boogie cousins could still contribute. I know there is eligibility issues, but you could sue and have those removed, I would think.

 

[6andahalf]

This is why we’re the most knowledgeable fanbase in college basketball. Who else would think of bringing back former NBA players to play college basketball?

 

[hddon]

All this stuff is hilarious but my point is why couldn't that happen. College sports are just farm leagues now. Players go back and forth all the time.

 

[KentuckyFlyer]

I mean, could that really be done? If those guys could come back i be ok with keeping CCC

 

[hddon]

That's what I'm trying to say, the Supreme Court said you couldn't deny these kids ability to make money well what about the older kids that flamed out of the league. G- league is about gone so there's tons of dudes who can play. Probably never got an education either. My question was how could you deny them that. I mean I know it sounds preposterous but still.