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[WASU 93]

was hoping to see an upgrade at the safety position this off season

Me too. I'm guessing no team was interested. We need a HUGE upgrade.

You do realize that players can develop, improve, be coached up, etc. And with injuries in the game, even if an "upgrade" was found, you still need depth.

[AppState89]

was hoping to see an upgrade at the safety position this off season

Me too. I'm guessing no team was interested. We need a HUGE upgrade.

You do realize that players can develop, improve, be coached up, etc. And with injuries in the game, even if an "upgrade" was found, you still need depth.

Yes, I do realize that. I didn't see much improvement as the season moved forward. We gave up too many TD of 40+ yards. Receivers open all the time. If it's not working, replace.

[t4pizza]

Per a lawsuit ruling today. JUCO transfers now get 4 years of eligibility honored.

Joey Aguilar and K Rob can feasibly return.

I don’t think that’s what the injunction means. Pavia is the sole plaintiff so the ruling is for him.It coyld open the door for others, but they would have to file suit on their own or be attached to a class action claim.

Yes, any other former JUCO player would have to sue the NCAA as well. I do suspect we see a class action, or at least multiple other lawsuits, in the coming months. Too many kids have potential eligibility for there not to be more lawsuits.

[AppSt94]

Per a lawsuit ruling today. JUCO transfers now get 4 years of eligibility honored.

Joey Aguilar and K Rob can feasibly return.

I don’t think that’s what the injunction means. Pavia is the sole plaintiff so the ruling is for him.It coyld open the door for others, but they would have to file suit on their own or be attached to a class action claim.

Yes, any other former JUCO player would have to sue the NCAA as well. I do suspect we see a class action, or at least multiple other lawsuits, in the coming months. Too many kids have potential eligibility for there not to be more lawsuits.

I personally don’t like this. While I understand the point, Pavia is looking for one more payday as he is more likely to make more in NIL than he would as a pro athlete or out in the real world.

[Saint3333]

Pretty much every decision that has been made post-covid in college athletics hasn't been good for the viability of G5 and below long-term.

[t4pizza]

Per a lawsuit ruling today. JUCO transfers now get 4 years of eligibility honored.

Joey Aguilar and K Rob can feasibly return.

I don’t think that’s what the injunction means. Pavia is the sole plaintiff so the ruling is for him.It coyld open the door for others, but they would have to file suit on their own or be attached to a class action claim.

Yes, any other former JUCO player would have to sue the NCAA as well. I do suspect we see a class action, or at least multiple other lawsuits, in the coming months. Too many kids have potential eligibility for there not to be more lawsuits.

I personally don’t like this. While I understand the point, Pavia is looking for one more payday as he is more likely to make more in NIL than he would as a pro athlete or out in the real world.

Of course he is, he knows he won't be a pro athlete. I am not a fan either, although I haven't been a fan of much since the Supreme's said NCAA football was a monopoly.

[ASUPATCH]

Not a fan of this precedent. If this becomes the law of the land, unless you are a 4 star or 5 star kid out of high school, D1 coaches will rarely ever look at you. Meaning more kids having to make multiple moves during college to hopefully make it to their final school. I have a son going into high school next year that would be ecstatic to play FCS or FBS level ball that will now be competing for even less spots(with lengthening Juco eligibility) and against 21 and 22 year old men as a fresh faced 18 year old in a few years. This is ruining the college "experience" as we knew it.

[BUTCH1991]

How long until they sue for unlimited eligibility? I can go to college as long as I want. They'll argue it limits their ability to make money if they have to quit going to college.

[Saint3333]

How long until they sue for unlimited eligibility? I can go to college as long as I want. They'll argue it limits their ability to make money if they have to quit going to college.

Logic holds up.

[ASUTodd]

I mean....if the NCAA isn't governing the JUCO's then why would they count those years toward eligibility? Let's say as an 18 year old I go to juco and play two years... I only have 2 left. Now if I got to a juco for two years and don't play any and then go to a 4 yr institute at the age of 20 I get 4 years of eligibility. Seems that the NCAA is wanting to control things they have no say over. Unless I'm totally reading this lawsuit wrong.

[Mjohn1988]

Are there going to be any limitations or rules?

[AppSt94]

I mean....if the NCAA isn't governing the JUCO's then why would they count those years toward eligibility? Let's say as an 18 year old I go to juco and play two years... I only have 2 left. Now if I got to a juco for two years and don't play any and then go to a 4 yr institute at the age of 20 I get 4 years of eligibility. Seems that the NCAA is wanting to control things they have no say over. Unless I'm totally reading this lawsuit wrong.

I don’t think the NCAA is pushing for this. I think the kid is just trying to stay in school.

[ASUTodd]

I mean....if the NCAA isn't governing the JUCO's then why would they count those years toward eligibility? Let's say as an 18 year old I go to juco and play two years... I only have 2 left. Now if I got to a juco for two years and don't play any and then go to a 4 yr institute at the age of 20 I get 4 years of eligibility. Seems that the NCAA is wanting to control things they have no say over. Unless I'm totally reading this lawsuit wrong.

I don’t think the NCAA is pushing for this. I think the kid is just trying to stay in school.

Yes, I concur he is. My point is the same point that Pavia brings up. If the NCAA doesn't govern the JUCO's then why are they allowed to count it as years of eligibility.

[bcoach]

Pretty much every decision that has been made post-covid in college athletics hasn't been good for the viability of G5 and below long-term.

It has screwed up a whole bunch of things in this country and you are 100% correct.

[biggie]

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[AppSt94]

I mean....if the NCAA isn't governing the JUCO's then why would they count those years toward eligibility? Let's say as an 18 year old I go to juco and play two years... I only have 2 left. Now if I got to a juco for two years and don't play any and then go to a 4 yr institute at the age of 20 I get 4 years of eligibility. Seems that the NCAA is wanting to control things they have no say over. Unless I'm totally reading this lawsuit wrong.

I don’t think the NCAA is pushing for this. I think the kid is just trying to stay in school.

Yes, I concur he is. My point is the same point that Pavia brings up. If the NCAA doesn't govern the JUCO's then why are they allowed to count it as years of eligibility.

True. But unless there has been recent changes to the rules regarding eligibility, the eligibility clock starts for athletes on the first day that they start taking classes towards a college degree. It will be interesting to see how that is argued by both sides and who creates the most compelling argument.

[AppSt94]

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Bucky’s brother.

[appstate24]

Singleton just committed to Purdue… Dang’t

[NattyBumppo'sRevenge]

Seems like with transfer portal activity, we should have more coaches in place by now.

[diehardapp18]

Something about Singleton and Arnett always felt too good to be true. We might have to reconsider our approach.