Terrence Clarke
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unless there is a rule in place to keep kids from leaving, doesn’t matter. Kids will leave when they want
I support 18 yr olds making their own decisions. I just don’t think they should be able to keep a team to scramble at the last minute on a change of heart. That’s unprofessional
Yeah. The World Health Organization is an ironic name for people who didn't even think human to human transmission was possible.
Sure, but there still isn't anywhere TO go to for those lower recruits. Some other league or expansion would need to happen. I guess greater emphasis on euro leagues?
But the minutes we allow kids to go right out of HS, I think the college game will create a bit of a buffer as a result. Yes, we won't have the superstars, some could argue the game will be watered down in some way.
But guys like Juzang, and Matthews, and Lee, and Green.. they all left because of higher recruits coming in that were better. You won't see the transfers and there just won't be enough professional spots for these lower recruits.
IMO anyways.
Top 20 guys don’t stay 2-3 years. Need to be 50-70 guys for that.
Dog eat dog world. Rod doesn’t owe Cal anything in his mind. It’s business.
Top20 and beyond? Of course they do. How many 1AD players do you think there are?
Yeah but he could be going after some other guys first (and maybe he did). Seems to me like he gunned right for our players.
It's not semantics. Either pay them or don't expect them to be professionals. The pre med kids on campus can't perform your surgery.
I mean he was fired. Spite is real
I hope it's good news, but for some reason, this situation reminds me of a player declining that he will reclassify for months before he finally does it.
Clarke could say he's not leaving, like posts such as that, and do other things to make it seem like he's UK bound, but still opt for the G-League, anyway.
To be fair, I'm not saying that he's staying or going, but I wouldn't trust what he likes/retweets/says until he actually steps foot in Lexington (assuming there is a basketball season).
If there's no college basketball next year, there's no gleague and no nba, and we wouldn't have an nfl or college football season. Espn would be dead. Sports networks would be dead in the water.
If these kids can get this money up front, they should take it and run. At the very least they could invest in a down market and watch it ride back up (if there's a market left).
There's no reason other than greed and power that we won't have athletics next year. If they don't start opening things back up, the least of our worries will be sports. We won't be having elections either. .
If these kids can get this money up front, they should take it and run. At the very least they could invest in a down market and watch it ride back up (if there's a market left).
There's no reason other than greed and power that we won't have athletics next year. If they don't start opening things back up, the least of our worries will be sports. We won't be having elections either. .
its not semantics. the entire premise of being a college athlete is that you are in fact NOT A PROFESSIONAL. if you expect them to act like a professional, pay them like a professional. cant have it both ways
Positive out of this is. If he does come to Kentucky. We know we are getting a stud player. Which I believed the whole time but this just solidifies it even more.
buddy, don’t do it to yourself. A top 30-50 guy is easily capable of being 1& D at UK
The NCAA allowed CBB to become as relevant as College Baseball. They only have themselves to blame
Lol our damn ex-coaches are picking off our players before they even get on campus now. This is amazing. And our only top 5 recruit in the last 5 years at that lol. Gotta love college b-ball in 2020 smdh. I’m all but checked out at this point. If this happens, Boston won’t be far behind. Can we even field a team next year? JFC
I would almost expect it to be honest.
Can't keep going over hypotheticals until something happens. I do think this could be the type of event that wakes up the NCAA to figure this out and save the college game from collapsing. Either figure out a way to pay college players, or just let the top recruits go, and focus on a way to retain players for more than a year.
Rod Strickland is the operations manager for the G Leagues Professional path. He is just doing his jobs and he didn’t gun for our players. He talked with several of the top recruits one of whom was Clarke. Misleading tweet. Everyone knew Green was going straight pro whether it overseas or G league. They reached out to Clarke yes. You don’t think others haven’t tried to give him money before? 500k and a shoe deal is a strong *** offer but I think he stays with UK. I do think 5-6 others will take that path.
face palm. Never mind Boston. It’s just not a good look to lead a team on for about a year and then leave them scrambling to pursue a “professional” career
Imagine having a product that cannot be replicated and is wildly popular across the nation and you drive the business into the ground as hard and fast as you can. That's the NCAA with CBB
Phew.......Almost jumped off this bridge before Bangs posted that.
So, there are no restrictions on "recruiting" players to a pro league? If they're even talking to a pro team's employee about the possibility, they are NEGOTIATING not recruiting, and that's already going to end someone's eligibility.
The only way this ends well for the NCAA is if they let the kids get paid by the teams while they are in college. They can be drafted and still play for their college team. They should have done this long ago, but just didn't want to lose the tax protections of amateurism I guess