The NCAA owes SMU a huge apology and a zillion dollars for all the garbage that goes on these days—this stuff, State Penn, the University of No Classes
The big loser is Rutgers who operates as if they are competing in the Patriot League. I’d love to know what our staff has been doing the last year to maximize the use of the transfer portal. We are behind the curve as always.Completely predictable. This will be the new norm. And the big loser in all this is HS kids.
...and Rutgers.Completely predictable. This will be the new norm. And the big loser in all this is HS kids.
He was there for at least a week or two. His situation was fairly normal to be honest.How long did it take Tez to land at St. John’s like 10 seconds?
I mentioned in the Brad Stevens thread and someone else noted in another that players in the pros are at least under contract and they need to negotiate their way out. The NCAA has essentially created and unregulated free market which may prove To be more harmful to the individual players - many of whom would not have access to a college degree without their sport.
The NCAA has no teeth and got through the season, through a pandemic, to cash their billion dollars of checks....they're not going to care about tampering one bit.....
Completely predictable. This will be the new norm. And the big loser in all this is HS kids.
Totally agree. It would never happen, but college coaches salaries should be capped at let's say 1.5 million. If they can't make do with "only" 1.5 million, then let them get a regular job or go to the pros.Coaches making what they are making is the most damaging part right now.
It would keep costs down and save other sports.Totally agree. It would never happen, but college coaches salaries should be capped at let's say 1.5 million. If they can't make do with "only" 1.5 million, then let them get a regular job or go to the pros.
I don't care if it is Nick Saban or John Calipari. Even though America is a free market system, capping what coaches can make is the way to go.
This would end a lot of the cheating.
Best of Luck,
Groz
The big loser is Rutgers who operates as if they are competing in the Patriot League. I’d love to know what our staff has been doing the last year to maximize the use of the transfer portal. We are behind the curve as always.
And Rutgers. Rutgers doesn't have the down and dirty DNA to compete in arenas like this. Rutgers wants to win. The schools that do most know how to win. And most importantly, do whatever it takes. Frankly, our boosters need to be much more involved to reach that level. And not just involved. Willing.
We might not be squeaky clean but to truly be competitive at a high level, you need to be sown and dirty. We don’t have the stomach for that level.We aren't completely innocent here, you may think so but we're not squeaky clean
The NCAA owes SMU a huge apology and a zillion dollars for all the garbage that goes on these days—this stuff, State Penn, the University of No Classes
No it wouldn’t. Money would just be funneled from different places.Totally agree. It would never happen, but college coaches salaries should be capped at let's say 1.5 million. If they can't make do with "only" 1.5 million, then let them get a regular job or go to the pros.
I don't care if it is Nick Saban or John Calipari. Even though America is a free market system, capping what coaches can make is the way to go.
This would end a lot of the cheating.
Best of Luck,
Groz
When Dahntay Jones announced that he was transferring out of RU, does anyone on this board believe he was not already signed, sealed, and delivered to Duke?Is this supposed to be news?
This is actually a benefit of the Transfer Portal.
Previously, players would be tampered with behind the scenes then just announce their transfer and new school.
So often their were "conditional releases" because of suspected tampering.
Now at least players have to publicly put their name in the Portal and allow other schools to try and jump in.
The irony in that is Jay Williams recruited him to duke . Then a few years ago williams was lobbying to be our coach.When Dahntay Jones announced that he was transferring out of RU, does anyone on this board believe he was not already signed, sealed, and delivered to Duke?
Two reasons:Russ, I was referring to SMU football and them getting the death penalty. How in the world with many schools doing all kinds of stuff, has no one received the death penalty. If State Penn didn’t get it, then I don’t think anyone will ever get it again.
The NCAA owes SMU a huge apology and a zillion dollars for all the garbage that goes on these days—this stuff, State Penn, the University of No Classes
I think RU will do enough in football. Basketball is an even lower level of dirt if that is possible and has been since man has walked upright. No, we don’t have the stomach to wallow in those depths. And now even “principled” coaches like Coach K have sold out to their AAU/sneaker company overlords to feed the proverbial beast.And Rutgers. Rutgers doesn't have the down and dirty DNA to compete in arenas like this. Rutgers wants to win. The schools that do most know how to win. And most importantly, do whatever it takes. Frankly, our boosters need to be much more involved to reach that level. And not just involved. Willing.
true.. but there would be other forms of "payment".. sneaker deals, etc etc.. that end would go up for coaches because.. well.. cheaters gonna cheat.It would keep costs down and save other sports.
1. Players don't have to publicly put their name in the transfer portal.Is this supposed to be news?
This is actually a benefit of the Transfer Portal.
Previously, players would be tampered with behind the scenes then just announce their transfer and new school.
So often their were "conditional releases" because of suspected tampering.
Now at least players have to publicly put their name in the Portal and allow other schools to try and jump in.
Not a coincidence that RU has a bunch of Temple transfers in football and a former Temple Assistant on their staff.We aren't completely innocent here, you may think so but we're not squeaky clean
Coach K principled? He has been the dirtiest coach since he left West Point. All you have to do is look at his coaching tree. Nearly everyone associated with him has been rumored to be or guilty of major recruiting violations when they became the head guy.I think RU will do enough in football. Basketball is an even lower level of dirt if that is possible and has been since man has walked upright. No, we don’t have the stomach to wallow in those depths. And now even “principled” coaches like Coach K have sold out to their AAU/sneaker company overlords to feed the proverbial beast.