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The big question is, if this snow balls, will it eventually affect players coming out of high school?IU's Moore wins eligibility suit, can play rest of '25
Indiana starting safety Louis Moore is eligible to play the rest of the 2025 season after a judge ruled the NCAA's five-year eligibility rule violated the Texas Antitrust Act.
Katy bar the doors. Great news for all average players and Uncle Ricos. Pavia may get to play for 50 years.
Our legal system is such a joke. Sorry, that's more for the non-sports board. Seriously, though, it's such a joke.
Maybe Vandy will reclassify as JUCO, to keep him for another 3.IU's Moore wins eligibility suit, can play rest of '25
Indiana starting safety Louis Moore is eligible to play the rest of the 2025 season after a judge ruled the NCAA's five-year eligibility rule violated the Texas Antitrust Act.
Katy bar the doors. Great news for all average players and Uncle Ricos. Pavia may get to play for 50 years.
I'm only 74...but I think I might have some eligibility left...so does Tide-HSV.
Tide-HSV, is practically bionic at this point. Huge advantage
Earle doesn't go to the doctor for a check-up; he goes to Cyberdyne Systems for a tune-up.
And since Earle is affiliated with Bama, that means sanctions...
The Tommy Boy PlanHere's a bright side. Eventually, the athletes will one day may be Drs and such, BORING
Yep, you'll have more kids be willing to go to JUCO because they know it will not affect their eligibility. So it's basically two years of practice and preparation. I also wonder if someone starts out at an FBS school but transfers to a JUCO school do they still have their JUCO years not count against them? If that's the case it really will have a big impact on HS kids because if you've got kids at the FBS level now dropping divisions then they're eating scholarships that otherwise would go to HS kids.
Well some of these players are getting close to senior citizen status and they are in charge so technically the adults are in charge.
