Judge.orders all last years seniors another year eligibility

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  • South jones
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2025
    • 597

    #1

    Judge.orders all last years seniors another year eligibility

    Wow, this opens up a lot of possibilities for that 15 spot. I'm assuming there is still money left since Pope was recruiting the Euro.
    there will be a lot of good players back in this portal.
    Would you go after big at the 5 or a defensive guy at the 3 spot?
    The devils greatest feat was convincing the world that he didn't exist
  • Los Gatos
    Administrator
    • Oct 2014
    • 1880

    #2
    Just when it seemed like some sanity was being restored, now this. As I read it, this applies to all sports including football. Can't believe it won't be appealed.

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    • South jones
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2025
      • 597

      #3
      Yeah, I think it could be appealed also. So what happens if some judge reverses that decision after all of the recruiting and players join their respective teams?

      What's up with these judges who want to be king, they need to stay in their lane



      The devils greatest feat was convincing the world that he didn't exist

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      • Sean
        Administrator
        • Oct 2014
        • 971

        #4
        Originally posted by South jones
        Yeah, I think it could be appealed also. So what happens if some judge reverses that decision after all of the recruiting and players join their respective teams?

        What's up with these judges who want to be king, they need to stay in their lane


        I've never quite understood the process of setting precedent and then another judge saying no, no. Who overrides who and why? I need to go back to 8th-grade social studies, maybe.

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        • Los Gatos
          Administrator
          • Oct 2014
          • 1880

          #5
          In this case however, I don't blame the judges. When I first heard that the NCAA was not going to allow the class of 22 an additional year, I just knew that they would be sued. In that case why didn't they allow the 22 class to be given the extra year? Surely they should have expected to be sued. Was it that important to exclude them? Were they sure they would win? Seems like the answer to both questions is no.

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          • Sean
            Administrator
            • Oct 2014
            • 971

            #6
            Originally posted by Los Gatos
            In this case however, I don't blame the judges. When I first heard that the NCAA was not going to allow the class of 22 an additional year, I just knew that they would be sued. In that case why didn't they allow the 22 class to be given the extra year? Surely they should have expected to be sued. Was it that important to exclude them? Were they sure they would win? Seems like the answer to both questions is no.
            True but do you need a cut off? It would seem 5 years back to be the most logical if you were going to set one.

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            • Sean
              Administrator
              • Oct 2014
              • 971

              #7
              Further more if the court allows NBA G-League players to return to college do they get a 5th year after playing minor league basketball against other pros for 5-6 years? I dunno, seems a weird situation that the NVAA and the courts have created.

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              • South jones
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2025
                • 597

                #8
                They've created a friggin mess.
                who knows, college athletics may become a farm system for professional sports. We have already seen amaturism go away except at the HS level and that will be next
                The devils greatest feat was convincing the world that he didn't exist

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