College Sports (Football)

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GIF by Tomas Ferraro, Sports Editor

There’s a paper trail and he admitted to betting on his own team. The official death blow to the NCAA being able to enforce anything
 
#34      
What an absolute disgrace. College sports aren't worth caring about when everyone can do whatever the heck they want with no ramifications
Honestly... this is no different than the TSJ situation. A judge ruled that TSJ's earning potential could be hampered so an injunction was issued allowing him to play. Same thing happened here. Like it or not, we benefitted from the exact same type of ruling -- guilt or innocence to be deterimined later.
 
#35      
wait a minute

didnt Sorsby admit to sports gambling on college football & enter rehab for it ?

thats a lot different.
with TSJ, it was he said , she said
Honestly... this is no different than the TSJ situation. A judge ruled that TSJ's earning potential could be hampered so an injunction was issued allowing him to play. Same thing happened here. Like it or not, we benefitted from the exact same type of ruling -- guilt or innocence to be deterimined later.
 
#36      
Honestly... this is no different than the TSJ situation. A judge ruled that TSJ's earning potential could be hampered so an injunction was issued allowing him to play. Same thing happened here. Like it or not, we benefitted from the exact same type of ruling -- guilt or innocence to be deterimined later.
Love to dust off IANAL… Legally same thing but in terms of the details - there have been numerous players across sport facing criminal charges being allowed to continue to play. When, in recent memory, has a player knowingly been betting on their own games and is allowed to continue to participate? I hate to throw out the “integrity” term but there’s essentially no way you can ever guarantee integrity of competition if this line is crossed, which it now has been.
 
#37      
Am assuming NCAA is going to appeal this ruling.
My understanding with the TRO is that as long as the case is in court unresolved the NCAA cannot ban/suspend him beyond the 2 games. This isn’t going to move fast enough through the courts and he’ll end up playing all but the 2 games he is suspended for.
 
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