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B1G Attorney s
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Jun 20, 2025, 2:12 PM
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watch out . that southern school is cooked
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Ring of Honor [21161]
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Re: Wisconsin suing Miami (tampering)
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Jun 20, 2025, 2:51 PM
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Hilarious. There will be more now that someone has broken the ice.
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Re: Wisconsin suing Miami (tampering)
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Jun 20, 2025, 5:28 PM
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Yep… the seal is now broken.
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Heisman Winner [81291]
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is tampering against the law?
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Jun 20, 2025, 2:51 PM
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Head hunters poach people all the time in business.
If anything, I would think you would sue the player if he broke a contract.
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Dynasty Maker [3389]
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Re: is tampering against the law?
Jun 20, 2025, 11:00 PM
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It is in the NFL. Which is the model CFB needs to go to. Contracts no tampering etc.
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If Wisconsin loses this will open the flood gates
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Jun 20, 2025, 3:01 PM
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Tampering will basically be fully allowed and no rules on transfers.
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Associate AD [1008]
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That's exactly right. All universities should be on Wisconsin's side
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Jun 20, 2025, 3:21 PM
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All universities should support Wisconsin with the resources to win. Should they lose, it's game over for tampering prevention and portal rules. It will make a chaotic situation shockingly even worse.
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Heisman Winner [84351]
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It's about time somebody did
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Jun 20, 2025, 3:24 PM
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Been saying this all along - if name is not in the portal listing, no contact or offers should be allowed.
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CU Guru [1576]
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Re: Wisconsin suing Miami (tampering)
Jun 20, 2025, 3:28 PM
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Next will be Non-Compete Agreements 😂🙄
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Jun 20, 2025, 4:50 PM
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Absolutely! College athletics used to serve as an all expenses paid internship where student athletes could grow, mature, learn from next-level coaching, learn how to live independently, learn how to manage finances, & fully prepare for their professional careers for 3-4 years, & everything that entails BEFORE having to fully live up to, comply with, or be subject to strict professional rules or penalties. I would've loved to have had that type of internship including top-notch medical care as a 17-18 yr. old coming out of H.S. & would've considered that very good compensation for 3-4 yrs. until I turned "Pro". However, now that these kids are being paid professional salaries, & the universities are being forced to pay them as such, they have to abide by professional guidelines, contracts, breach-of-contract rules, & YES non-compete clauses! That's why, in the NFL or other pro leagues, after a player gets cut unexpectedly, or traded unexpectedly, or loses a coach unexpectedly, etc., you always hear something to the effect of: "...well, I don't understand it or like it, but I know it's just business & that's how business is done. It's not personal.." That is what we are expecting these kids to understand now & what they should understand now that this type of money is involved. They & the university are under contract & in the REAL world, the PROFESSIONAL world, there are consequences & expectations that come along with all of that money!! In a way, we have removed all of the "wiggle room" that a young adult athlete used to have to make a mistake or two, & figure out how professional life works before they are fully embroiled in it at a more mature age.
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CU Guru [1576]
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Re: Wisconsin suing Miami (tampering)
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I was too lazy to type all that but agree 1000%
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