@formerlyed@benigma2017@ggreenwald@neeratanden You’ve never hear of Juanita Broaddrick? The woman Clinton raped more than a decade before running for president? And Swalwell was literally accused of rape by multiple women a couple months ago.
@mrlongshore “If Texas Tech turns its back on him now, what message does that send to every player and family they recruit?”
It sends them the message that you shouldn’t commit multiple federal crimes while betting on your own team’s games if you want the privilege of playing college football
@Dj_1788@OkieFBfan Correct. And the reality is that by the current letter of the rules, the NCAA is right. The OU argument is that the NCAA does not apply the letter of the law equitably, and that by granting seemingly arbitrary exceptions, they’ve opened themselves up to this.
@Dj_1788@OkieFBfan Yeah, I believe to your original point, the gist of the university (and Heinecke’s) argument is that his LAX year should be counted as a redshirt since he didn’t play football, and then the year he missed due to injury could count for a hardship waiver.
@Dj_1788@kylewwillis@GeorgeStoia@Eddie_Rado You can’t get an injury redshirt (technically a hardship waiver) unless you’ve played 4 seasons. Since he only played 3, his injury year is being counted as a regular redshirt year, and his LAX year is being counted as a competition year.
@kylewwillis@GeorgeStoia@Eddie_Rado Seymore played football in 4 different seasons, and took a non-injury redshirt in another. Heinecke played 3 seasons of college football, missed 1 due to injury, and appeared in 3 LAX games in another. OU’s argument is the LAX season should be a redshirt.
@jq6008@PeteThamel@espn Yes. Thamel is just doing free PR for a friend. In no world is the intricacies of St. Bonaventure’s men’s basketball head coaching salary a piece of national sports news.
@Blackjack073092@Jomboy_@Andy_Williams13 The tiebreaker is technically not runs allowed. Its runs allowed divided by defensive outs recorded. So if Italy allows 6 runs over 12 innings, that could bring their runs/out rate back below the US, since they’d’ve allowed 12 runs over over 60 innings vs. the US 11 runs over 54.
@FrayedEndsOfSJ@Theobult@Jomboy_ Pocket depth. It’s easier to control the ball with a deeper pocket (but illegal), and it’s easy to loosen the strings and create a deeper pocket after the pregame check.