@mckenzielaw The “findings” were already stipulatedto. The “process” was already set forth in the Big 12 bylaws that was agreed to by the Tech. Just like Baylor, the Conference was well within their rights - if necessary - to sanction Tech IF they let him play and thus trigger a violation.
@pcz852@fishsports Or, actually the opposite. Sports Leagues that are tied into (ie receive money from) gambling businesses are even more insentivized to prohibit gambling by its players
@ProFootballTalk The letter primarily asserts antitrust issues. But isn’t Tech (voluntarily) subject to the bylaws of, and a contractual relationship with, a private organization?
@LaneHaley19574@dannykanell@davidfloyd1980 I’ve been practicing law in Texas for 37 years as a litigator. To get injunctive relief, the plaintiff must show a “ probable right to relief” (51%) that he’ll succeed on the merits of his underlying claims at the eventual trail. This is clearly missing.