Twitter Updates 2022

Hate it all you want, but it’s not “they” who destroyed it. “They” were trying to keep the old system you liked in place for as long as they could until the legal systems got involved.

It’s human nature to want the most for your services. If you could make more money doing the exact thing you’re doing right now, don’t you want the ability and platform to do so? You may not take advantage of it for yourself, but why would you root against the ability to do so for everyone?

To me, it’s bigger than enjoying the “purity” of a sport we grew up watching. It’s about basic human rights.

 

Most are just giving their opinions on the matter. I may be wrong, but I don’t see many on here going back and forth with Ruiz.

I guess you’re saying if we had the schlong, we’d slang it too. To that, I’d say some would (I’m sure), but that don’t mean it’s a good thing. Lol

 

Before “tampering” was limited to a few teams that disregarded the rules. Now it’s available to everyone. Whatever rules are set up, how do you prevent a third party company from contacting a player’s representative on the possibility of that player transferring to another school? You can’t without breaking the law.

 

Well, we need to compete. We have the guy that wrote the rules running our collective and Ruiz is saying it’s illegal. I’m not an attorney, but I guess the guy that wrote the rules may have more influence politically to go after Ruiz. Anyone in the know care to chime in?

 

Every school has bagmen. Not all schools has a bagmen that runs his mouth.

 

Poor article based on a garbage premise. Basically, it’s saying that the portal is the reason why this HS RB isn’t getting looks because teams’ rosters are always changing because of the portal. If the kid has the talent, measurables and off the field situation / schoolwork situation in order, he’d get offers.

I’m open to hearing about how he’s getting lesser options because teams have the ability to pick a proven player out of the portal than to develop a HS player…but that has always been the case.

 

Optimistic, sure, but maybe NIL will be a positive on this front.

 

Well let’s see how they do in court to prove tampering. You can’t stop an unaffiliated third party company from contacting a player’s representative as far as I can tell.

 

What do you suggest the NCAA do?