@GroupOfFiveGuys Individual teams can't stop this, but I wish they would make rules so that players couldn't jump from school to school so much. My biggest issue with college athletics is I don't even know who's on my teams any more. Hard to care when the players are different every year.
@NEWSMAX Fraud is inevitable when the federal government is funding things they shouldn't be funding. Why is the federal government spending billions of dollars for people's child, for example? If anything, that should be handled at the local level, if it's provided at all.
@OANN Amazing to me that unelected government workers think they have the right to resist democratically elected officials because their policies are "politically motivated." Uh, "politically motivated" means they're following the will of the people.
@sohowistexas No, come on. Football pays the bills. No number of NCAA tourney appearances are going to match the football playoff $8 million. Not to mention ticket sales and TV money. Glazer Club tickets sales alone probably dwarf all of the revenue for the entire BB season combined.
@TopTierTulane Sorry, yes, I was just pointing out that it was self-imposed, not a sanction by the NCAA. Anyway, the difference here is that it seems to be just one player, not a few of them. And being kicked out of our conference this time could be catastrophic because football is involved.
@EmeraldRobinson The Democratic Party exists. They almost always stick together. The Republicans? No. Not when you have renegades like Rand Paul and a few others who may be right in theory at times, but they're unwilling to compromise with the rest of Republicans.