Boo Radley

[Boo Radley @anonymous52222]

@Clowfb @JoshPateCFB
Traditional tax-exempt status for amateur athletics requires athletes to be amateurs. If they become paid employees it would break the amateur model threatening the tax exempt status of university athletic programs. Take 20%+ away. Ends aren't meeting.

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@WinterSportsLaw @CHN_AdamWodon Traditional tax-exempt status for amateur athletics requires athletes to be amateurs. If they become paid employees it would break the amateur model threatening the tax exempt status of university athletic programs.

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@WinterSportsLaw @NotThe_TomBrady How was it fine for over a century? Because the presidents agreed on rules and the NCAA enforced them. A form of a CBA. Return is all.

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@WinterSportsLaw Heard Soresby will be contesting the judge 2 game suspension order.

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@WinterSportsLaw No longer part of the University? There goes 501c3 status

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@LBknowsBall You clearly do not know the history and purpose. Blame goes to the Presidents for letting the courts make decisions for college sports. It was never the NCAA job to fight in court

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@B_DiNucci6 Shell? At what point in the last 100 years has the NCAA been a legal entity to fight litigation? Not what they were created to do. All the blame goes to the Presidents

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@WinterSportsLaw @NILnotNLI Didn't Kessler reach out to Soresby?

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@krystenpeek Krysten, bookmark this. Nate Ament has the highest ceiling in this draft.

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@WinterSportsLaw @bruce_weingart Worked well for a century. If the Presidents step up, the courts are irrelevant.

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@98_Voluntarios Only played one game with ramifications and meaning. TN lost horrifically. Almost as bad a beating as what South Carolina did to them.

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@the1stNoeI They were set up by the college Presidents. If the Presidents aren't together, they won't have enforcement power. Not who they are or have ever been. The TTU President could say no anytime he wants and he wouldn't be playing.

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@MattHayesCFB The only people that can stop any of this would be the one's that were in charge for 100 years. The university Presidents. They don't have to play him if the TTU President says no.

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@KalebScott33 OSU getting DGG

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@SECUnfiltered @jcshurburtt If it's wrong, I don't want to be right.

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@PeteThamel @max_olson the court ruled he can play. They can't force a school to put a player on the team or play them. If the school president says no, it's over.

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@MattMoscona @Clowfb This is what I have been saying for 2 years. Solution is simple. Step up Presidents

[Matt Moscona @MattMoscona]

Re: Sorsby

The university presidents have always had the power to put an end to the lawsuits, but they’re hypocrites and cowards.

When schools agree to be a part of the NCAA, they agree to abide by their rules. Now, if an athlete doesn’t get a favorable ruling, they sue.

If presidents would say, “No, you’re ineligible and can’t play,” this is over. But they need athletics to win and make money, so they sit quietly on the sidelines.

Instead of going to court and Congress, how about the women and men hired to lead their universities do just that?

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@Williams_Justin Can't they take it to a federal judge?

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@jt_thompson77 Bull💩. TTU can or could have said no at anytime. Nothing any court could have done about it.

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@Clowfb Ok Chris, the Pres says no. Judges only rule "they can" not they had to. Say they could. Are they going to put a judge on the coaching staff to dictate playing time? Of course not. Pres said they won't be on the team it's over.