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Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 3:08 PM
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needs to immediately conduct an extensive review and implement meaningful updated new rules and regulations necessary for all sports, particularly as they relate to football and basketball, which will best serve the interests of all schools, coaches, and players. Such a review and revision is long overdue!
And he is correct in stating that the whole area involving transfers is at present a complete mess and must be addressed immediately. When a school makes an up front commitment to a player in offering a full scholarship for a minimum of four years and a player accepts, both need to be held accountable for such an agreed upon commitment. No such committed player should be able to announce say after 1, 2, or even 3 years that he wants to effectively terminate that agreement, enter the transfer portal, enter another school program, and play for them right away in the very next season. This creates unnecessary and unfair last minute chaos and turmoil for each affected school. In such situations, the requirement to sit out one year before actually playing for the new school is totally justifiable and necessary in the best interests of all parties affected.
And I have always felt that any such committed player that elects to forego a final year or two, or even three years of his commitment to enter the Pro's should be obligated to reimburse that school from their initial pro contract for such a cost for each year of the scholarship he vacated from that institution.
And as a nation founded by Judeo-Christian values your own physical biology at birth should determine whether you qualify to play either a male or female sport! Those with born with male genitalia may only qualify to play a male sport while those born with female genitalia may only qualify to play a female sport! If you want to call yourself something else, that is entirely upon you and not relevant to any sport you may desire to play! Final!
What say you?
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 4:27 PM
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You could write the scholarship offer as a contract. If the athlete leaves they owe the balance of the years you were under scholarship at the school. It doesn't penalize players who are good enough to leave early for the NFL. Though I think schools with enough interest would convince the athlete to transfer and cover the cost. USC just payed $5M for Lincoln Riley's buyout clause.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 4:58 PM
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If a man says he’s a lamp, he’s crazy.
If a man says he’s a woman, he’s brave and glorified.
If a man says he’s a llama, that’s still a gray area. Hopefully we will find out how we should take that once the geniuses on Twitter and TikTok tell us the answer.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 8:16 PM
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 5:10 PM
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They would need to hold coaches accountable for leaving. Either release the kids of their obligations when a coach leaves, or make the coach sit out a year.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 11:44 AM
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Commit to the school not the coach.
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while I agree with what you are saying, I’m
Apr 7, 2022, 5:30 PM
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pretty sure athletic scholarships are not automatically for four years. I think they are renewed yearly, however it’s rare for a coach to not renew a scholarship.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 8:09 PM
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Any player who violates his signed contract should be contacted by 999-3333 and be prepared to re-imburse the school for damages...Spit flows uphill, two...
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 8:21 PM
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My problem with Coach K is he fully and completely embrace3d the 1 and done philosophy several years ago. He decided he couldn't beat it, so join it.
25 years ago he bragged that every recruit he signed graduated. And, when it become commonplace for kids to leave for the NBA after 3 years, he worked and developed a program (including summer term attendance) where his players could graduate in 3 years.
Then, he saw the success Calipari was having and he decided that academics were something you put up with for a year or two.
His solution is based on making football and basketball a temporary (and the shorter the better) stop on the road from HS to the NBA/NFL.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 8:31 PM
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Most of that sounds dead on. The NCAA is a mess with no leadership. SEC needs to move along as well imo and let’s find out as far as college sports goes who needs who.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 7, 2022, 11:57 PM
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I think players should only be able to transfer and not sit out a year for certain reasons. I don’t know what all the approved reasons should be but I think one should be if the coach leaves the team for another job and the player doesn’t want to play for another coach.
As for the players being born male and changing to female, i don’t really understand it but that’s their decision and they have a right to make it. As a woman I thinks it’s very unfair for them to compete with women. If this keeps being allowed in all individual sports, women will never win anything again. We just don’t have the physical qualities to compete with men.
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Did k mention recruiting Zion McKinney ?
Apr 7, 2022, 11:52 PM
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 2:20 AM
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Amen!
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 4:18 AM
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Excellent post! You are correct. ESPN, schools, coaches and money dangled in front of immature kids is causes them to make bad decisions for their long term future.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 7:45 AM
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My understanding is that scholarships are a 1 year renewable contract. That’s why coaches like spurrier could get rid of the ones that didn’t pan out. Would love to see a 4 year binding contract but student had option to go pro after 3 with no penalty
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 8:12 AM
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I agree that the transfer portal needs regulation. In my opinion, no player should be allowed to enter the portal once fall practice starts until the end of the football season. The same would apply to any sport. That is not fair to the coaches or the team. If a player gets a consequence and is mad, so the player enters the portal. Likewise, the NIL needs regulation as well.
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Do you have a job?
Apr 8, 2022, 8:15 AM
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If so, get a new one. If not, put this effort into a cover letter.
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Re: Coach K is right by stating that the NCAA
Apr 8, 2022, 11:23 AM
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And as a nation founded by Judeo-Christian values
What say you?
Big Yikes. The vast majority of the founding fathers were theistic rationalists that made the explicit decision to avoid ensconcing traditional judeo-christian values into the country's founding.
But even beyond that this country was founded on the ideals that you can own another human being to do with what you please....turns out what the country was founded on/by isn't the best argument for what's right.
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