parlorcitysaint
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If the punishment was justified then, then it's still justified.
Pete Rose still ain't in the Hall of Fame. It's stupid, but it's true.
Pete Rose still ain't in the Hall of Fame. It's stupid, but it's true.
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I really disagree with this stance. No one forces people to play sports at college. What do the athletes get? They get an education that I assume very few end up doing anything with. They also valet a stage to display their talents.And, you know, sure, before, players were supposedly getting something back (a "free" "education"). Meanwhile, everyone else EXCEPT the athletes were allowed to make money by exploiting the athlete. NIL isn't perfect but at least it's finally acknowledging how messed up it became.
he or his family benefitted from playing at usc. basically, NIL.Remind me why they would take it away? What did he do exactly?
Last I checked, baseball players gambling on baseball was still against the rules, so the Pete Rose thing kinda don't work. If the NCAA wasn't so stupid in their approach to everyone benefiting from the players except the players themselves, these situations never would have happened AND we would have this NIL mess that we are in now.If the punishment was justified then, then it's still justified.
Pete Rose still ain't in the Hall of Fame. It's stupid, but it's true.
I really disagree with this stance. No one forces people to play sports at college. What do the athletes get? They get an education that I assume very few end up doing anything with. They also valet a stage to display their talents.
I have no issue with athletes making money. I dislike the transfer portal very much. Personally the NFL should just develop a farm system for athletes but then the NFL would be on the hook for injuries so let the colleges take all the risk.
He was, free safety to be exact.Reason #1 why I think Carroll is a DB
If Reggie and his family did benefit(which i dont think was ever proven) he got nothing close to what he could have made through NIL. He would have easily made over 10 million dollars in the current structure.he or his family benefitted from playing at usc. basically, NIL.
I still say it was a bunch of crock for the Trust to claim they'd give it back only if the NCAA cleared him. The NCAA doesn't select the winner, cowards.It’s about time. Good for Reggie and good for the Heisman committee.
This just makes so much sense and you are right. The farce that was the ncaa protecting ametuer athletics is what has led to the current debacle.Last I checked, baseball players gambling on baseball was still against the rules, so the Pete Rose thing kinda don't work. If the NCAA wasn't so stupid in their approach to everyone benefiting from the players except the players themselves, these situations never would have happened AND we would have this NIL mess that we are in now.
The Heisman Trust did the right thing..
I SAID they get an education. BUT then it became a whole lot of other people banking on the athletes' image and popularity. If you really read what I am saying, I don't think we disagree. As I said, NIL isn't going to be perfect; but at least it lets a player "own" his own likeness.I really disagree with this stance. No one forces people to play sports at college. What do the athletes get? They get an education that I assume very few end up doing anything with. They also valet a stage to display their talents.
I have no issue with athletes making money. I dislike the transfer portal very much. Personally the NFL should just develop a farm system for athletes but then the NFL would be on the hook for injuries so let the colleges take all the risk.