Is there any doubt that those pieces of **** will drop it after 5 on Friday of a long holiday weekend? No reasonable doubt.
"Once the school presents its response to the NCAA, that response will be made public, Bjork said.
“We knew this was coming, and we have prepared an unbelievable response that you will soon read and see for yourself,” Bjork told the crowd at the Rebel Road Trip stop in Tupelo in April. “We are amazingly confident in the integrity of how and why we do things. We will tell our side of the story. We really can’t wait to tell our side of the story.”
I don't know why everyone seems so sure they're going to release it at all. This is going to be just like the response to Steve's FOIA request. There's a deadline to respond, they request an extension, get the extension, and then give him next to nothing. They'll probably release something late tomorrow afternoon. But I doubt it will be the full NOA and response. It'll be just very limited and edited bits and pieces.
I don't know why everyone seems so sure they're going to release it at all.
I know what they said. But it's pretty naive, and ignores all their past history, to just take them at their word on that.
Can someone explain to me why Baylor has to follow Title XI?... I was thinking they were a private school and didn't receive federal funding and therefore didn't have to follow federal guidelines like Title XI
I think their strategy ever since they got the letter was to keep it under wraps until everyone in this year's signing class enrolls in school.
It's pretty naive to think that they want to make more enemies from people in persuasive positions, who have the resources to conduct an actual journalistic investigation. TUNS doesn't want this broadcast and they are not in a position to control the narrative, so they need help. The mob mentality of everyone associated with TUNS makes silence not an option - not the NCAA. It's not that hard to see.
Can someone explain to me why Baylor has to follow Title XI?... I was thinking they were a private school and didn't receive federal funding and therefore didn't have to follow federal guidelines like Title XI
wasn't even thinking about this year's class not being on campus yet, but that makes a lot more sense and is probably their primary goal at this point.
They have already made some media look stupid. Of course that got them through signing day. They may not view delaying until the next significant date as important enough to burn any more bridges.
Just wait and see what comes out tomorrow. You're going to be disappointed. There will be a few rumblings from the media, notably not from the Clarion Ledger, but nothing too bad.
Russ Bork sighs relief.
Besides the fact that they've either seen or been told what's in the NOA, there is no punishment in the NOA. And they can still transfer just as easy in August as they can in late May.
Besides the fact that they've either seen or been told what's in the NOA, there is no punishment in the NOA. And they can still transfer just as easy in August as they can in late May.
In August they are sitting a year. In May, prior to reporting, they've got a pretty good chance to be immediately eligible elsewhere.
I seriously doubt they have been upfront with recruits about what's in the NOA.
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