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re: Auburn's AD just posted a video begging the fans for money to buy players.
Posted on 7/15/22 at 10:46 pm to Luke
Posted on 7/15/22 at 10:46 pm to Luke
I’m sitting here thinking of who you could get that would turn the trick.
AD wise I’d probably look at John Currie. Lots of experience and has been all over.
Coach…don’t hire Dave Aranda. Great coach, I think the place would chew him up and spit him out.
Mel tucker if you can get him? Probably can handle the political side.
AD wise I’d probably look at John Currie. Lots of experience and has been all over.
Coach…don’t hire Dave Aranda. Great coach, I think the place would chew him up and spit him out.
Mel tucker if you can get him? Probably can handle the political side.
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Posted on 7/15/22 at 11:15 pm to Irons Puppet
Do players yet have the upper hand?
Facts: The NCAA still does have restrictive NIL rules that were not agreed to by players.
The NCAA caps non-education related benefits without the agreement of players.
Also facts: Two unfair labor practice complaints have been filed with the NLRB against the NCAA.
A pending lawsuit could lead to all DI athletes (if not indirectly others) being recognized as employees under the FLSA, who are due at least a minimum wage. (Johnson v NCAA.)
A pending lawsuit by DI athletes (House v NCAA) could (and almost certainly will) lead to an injunction against the the NCAA's NIL rules.
But ultimately, until such time as athletes exert their true power, their schools will look to shite on them any way they can. That's their history.
Facts: The NCAA still does have restrictive NIL rules that were not agreed to by players.
The NCAA caps non-education related benefits without the agreement of players.
Also facts: Two unfair labor practice complaints have been filed with the NLRB against the NCAA.
A pending lawsuit could lead to all DI athletes (if not indirectly others) being recognized as employees under the FLSA, who are due at least a minimum wage. (Johnson v NCAA.)
A pending lawsuit by DI athletes (House v NCAA) could (and almost certainly will) lead to an injunction against the the NCAA's NIL rules.
But ultimately, until such time as athletes exert their true power, their schools will look to shite on them any way they can. That's their history.
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