Rick Pitino testifying today in our California suit;
“The NCAA should give up on all of these lawsuits and let everyone in the Class of 2022 play this year.”
@anthonycabassa I have a degree in English Lit and have made a lot of money and had a successful career. Many lawyers have English Lit degrees. Why does someone decide what I can and can't study?
@Malinowski I graduated with a degree in English Literature - decided after college if I should go to law school or become a teacher - that Eng. Lit would not have been possible. I became a teacher and taught for 30 years.
Texas is a steep hill for any Democrat to climb. And grudging though it may be, the @GOP cash calvary has arrived to try and save Ken Paxton with a hail of late, negative media aimed at painting @jamestalarico out of the mainstream.
But Talarico has spent a year defining himself, and he ane his team have been remarkably agile and creative in keeping Paxton's considerable liabilities front and center--including an unwillingness to debate face-to-face.
@WannaMeetCartii@Ratzcapz@CBB_Central I believe that it doesn’t say that. That’s the point. And the judge clearly stated if the the team doesn’t want to roster them- they don’t have it- they aren’t displacing other players. And the NCAA is allowing athletes to do this now.
BREAKING: Monroe County Circuit Court judge Kara E. Krothe has granted a preliminary injunction in the lawsuit Stephen Daley, Kellan Wyatt filed against the NCAA, they along with the other student-athletes in the case are now eligible for competition, per court records