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@joshLovethatwoa He’s not even top 30 talent wise. Hes way overrated

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@KentuckyF34638 U people have to be some of the dumbest people on the planet. This isn’t an issue of the player not being eligible they can be signed and their NIL not impacted but the institution who does that faces stiff penalties

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@TJWalkerRadio Why because he didn’t follow proper procedures

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@Jon_Blau He knows he’s cooked and he’s searching for something to hold onto

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@ESabro3 No one ever said the player wasn’t eligible just the institution will face consequences so nothing the TRO can do to help him or can SEC be forced into something they don’t agree with.

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@chris_hummer Amazing how many adults don’t understand that this has nothing to do with the player being eligible. A school can sign them if they choose but understand there will be a stiff penalty with it

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@jasonscheer Or these are our rules and this is what we decided so move on you got your 4 years and that’s all that was promised to you. Instead of all these BS lawsuits

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@triptepper @macandcube Fuck me. Cry me a river. They were promised 4 years in 2022 nothing else. They got their 4 years and a life of luxury for those years. You must be a parent of a child still trying to collect a check

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@walexander Take them to court the players are eligible and their nil will not be impacted however the institution and coaches face the consequences. Really not that hard to understand

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@heitner BS. What a pathetic loser you are. When they signed in 2022 they were guaranteed 4 years. Those 4 years have been honored. They were never promised anything else.

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@JRodgers11 Don’t understand how educated people can’t figure out this doesn’t impact the athletes eligibility it just punishes the institution that rosters one.

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@MeManBoy0 @problematicsciz Real easy to say cause it’s life. It’s one of the fundamental flaws to our issues in our society with kids they can’t take no for an answer. They have had 4 years of luxury that 99% of people their age didnt have

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@problematicsciz @MeManBoy0 What’s your point he didn’t comeback to play college baseball. Let’s compare apples to apples here.

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@DingusMatthew @TomMarsLaw Finally someone who has reading comprehension skills. It’s so frustrating arguing with adults who don’t understand what they read

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@MeManBoy0 @problematicsciz Life’s not fair. Give me a break. It’s pathetic grown men can’t move on. And yes common sense players that have signed or participated with a pro team shouldn’t be eligible that’s common sense

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@MeManBoy0 They aren’t punishing the kid. They can sign them and play them the school and coach are punished

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@problematicsciz @MeManBoy0 No they are not. They are applying common sense. Fascinating adults support this BS

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@LockedOnUK No one says the kids aren’t eligible they just face punishment if they roster any of them that match the criteria set forth by the SEC. They all agreed to it so if they do it they face penalties

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@RyanTboneryan3 @KyleTuckerCBB Absolutely these kids have been treated like royalty the last 4 years and some how been mistreated. How about grow up and use the degree u should have gotten and get a real job