brian robinson

Assistant Track and Field/Cross Country coach/ Director of recruiting for Georgia Tech

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@RGIII They are doing that, and military service as well

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@WinterSportsLaw Of course you lawyers will sue

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@blakebaratz Horrible argument

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@jimcavale Athletes as employees will destroy college athletics

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@heitner I love how lawyers have only their best interest at heart. Which is money

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@JakeAndBall @RossDellenger That’s exactly what’s it doing!

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@PhilipNILIP Lawyers will stop at nothing to destroy college sports to line their pockets.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@WinterSportsLaw Which they should be. This isn’t about D1, it’s college and the ncaa has rules for all divisions under one umbrella for a reason.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@GrahamAllen Remove him from the team.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@WinterSportsLaw How many Olympic sports would be destroyed?

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@MattConnolly___ Because lawyers ruined college sports to line their pockets

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@heitner What about high school kids whose opportunity is being taken away. When are they going to get representation.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@treywallace Parents that have HS athletes in all sports should file a class action lawsuit against the NCAA and also the lawyers representing these players that want extra eligibility. These kids are getting robbed of opportunities.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@RGary2 @BeaudreauMike @USTFCCCA We will and agree with you, I personally we should take it a step further and adopt the world athletics U23 rules for track and field and also we need redefine what a pro runner is. You’re telling me that these 26-29 year olds are just training, how are they supporting themselves

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@heitner @HEITNERLEGAL Good, more people to destroy opportunities for kids while you get rich.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@WinterSportsLaw My question is what is going to happen to the next generation, will they get an opportunity or will you lawyers make college a profession sport where an athlete can participate as long as they want?

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@EricJBlevins @samcehrlich Just wait till parents that are in high school now start to sue for eliminating opportunities for them.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@WinterSportsLaw Really you actually think that, shows your ignorance, they will just go get new players, remember you lawyers wanted this and the consequences are not going to be good for most of these SA’s, wait to see how many don’t graduate.

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@WinterSportsLaw Let’s let these kids play for 10-15 years so the next generation of kids don’t get a chance to play college sports.

[brian robinson @GaTechTrack]

@heitner Darren you have know clue, you just want to sue the NCAA