So true.. found a trainer at Iconix gym in Nashville whose also a track and college XC runner.. absolutely been the best. She focuses on strength through balance and stability.. for me.. it’s about strengthening the hips. If you can’t stand on one leg and remove jeans without losing balance.. get in the gym
@bmarcello And so people should be more focused on the NCAA enforcement staff here.. maybe they got it wrong in terms of applying the rules and enforcement
@mckenzielaw And I can count to often the number of times I disagree with a trial courts or appellate courts analysis of or lack of use of precedent but unfortunately they are the ones with the opinions who count.. interesting to see what the appellate courts do with it
@SappOutOfPgh@maywheel3001@Clowfb I mean have you read his complaint? It’s been reported multiple places that’s exactly what he claimed. This wasn’t an anti trust lawsuit
@EdLawDude Question.. do you think it might be easier to vest the NLRB with jurisdiction by statute than pass one of these other proposals before congress now?
@cougedit93@AndrewBrandt Again you miss the point.. it’s the failure (according to the court it seems) to follow the established process for applying punishment
@cougedit93@AndrewBrandt None of which matters.. they have applied mitigating factors in the past and they failed to even consider them. That’s a problem. And timing isn’t relevant.. people charged with DUI or drug offenses often attend rehab while charges are pending and they get some credit for it
Idk seems people are being super over dramatic.. the court nor Sorsby attacked the rule itself just it’s process in failing to consider mitigation factors… maybe people should focus outrage at the NCAA for messing up.. again
Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark says he has scheduled meetings with conference ADs and leaders this week to discuss Brendan Sorsby’s injunction.
NCAA will appeal come in next two days, Yormark says.
Actually it Sorsby was more about the process not the rule.. they argued successfully the NCAA didn’t discharge its obligations to consider mitigation factors in assessing punishment. Presumably, a CBA also would have a process for enforcement of rules.. if that process isn’t followed even with a CBA it’s problematic