@TomMorgan68@NUCLRGOLF Exactly this. Cantlay is more boring than watching grass grow, and generally unlikable. JJ made sense. Gary made sense. Akshay made sense. These captain selections have become nonsensical.
@raashaan God, this guy again. I see more Cards fans exhausting their time critiquing UK than opining about their own roster, which postures to have a myriad of offensive problems.
@BBallSchoILL Just a few years ago, the landscape of college basketball was drastically different. You either adapt or you don’t. Some have done it better than others.
@ShowMeZou@HansTheLawyer They do not “have it” under the NCAA’s current, arbitrarily discriminate rule against the 2022 class. Many have temporary, injunctive relief. Hence, attorneys like Hans are fighting. So, see ya?
@tp3tty@BBN4_L Okay. Chew on this: Why hasn’t the Jefferson County state lawsuit been dismissed? Have you read the pleadings? Are you aware that the complaint in Jefferson County seeks different relief than the federal suit? That the injunction is not the lawsuit itself? How jurisdiction works?
@don_fowler@MNance80@GoodmanHoops Ok, I’m not articulating MY opinion about the rule or whether it’s fair. I am stating that the NCAA was moronic for passing the rule, announcing it shortly after the season, but prohibiting rising 5th-year would-be players from benefiting because of the inevitability we see now.
@don_fowler@MNance80@GoodmanHoops If the 5-for-5 rule is applied as written, players who received 5+ years of eligibility already due to Covid would not be eligible under the rule. My point is, the injunction/ruling of the court was inevitable. And now’s it created a nightmarish scenario for programs.
@MNance80@GoodmanHoops Precisely. This was an inevitability. The NCAA should have, very obviously, anticipated this, and thus declared any players going into their what-would-be 5th year of eligibility under the new rule, can play another year. Instead, the morons did this.
@im_vengeanceee That’s a hallmark of Nolan’s approach, which he’s been vocal about. He diplomatically avoids criticizing other directors who utilize heavy CGI, but is very candid that he wants to bring viewers to the world within the film. It’s brilliant.