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mactheknife posted:i don't have a link or anything but apparently that UCin field is fake Sounds like a challenge. Spray paint is fairly cheap.
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mactheknife posted:i don't have a link or anything but apparently that UCin field is fake IMHO it sounds like you just wanna tell kids that Santa isn’t real 
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colachute posted:IMHO it sounds like you just wanna tell kids that Santa isn’t real 
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Alaois posted:https://www.wlwt.com/article/coroner-ids-father-6-year-old-daughter-killed-when-truck-crashes-into-pond/29312428%5C That link is dead but it seems weird to talk about football fields in the article "coroner-ids-father-6-year-old-daughter-killed-when-truck-crashes-into-pond"
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Seaniqua posted:I realize my food opinions are invalid because I love runzas, but... Look, it isn't their fault. Their brains are porous and tastebuds deadened from coal ash and lead poisoning. And before you say "But, Lee, it's been 50 years since the Cuyahoga last caught fire!", I'd remind you that water isn't supposed to ever burn.
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wa27 posted:That link is dead but it seems weird to talk about football fields in the article "coroner-ids-father-6-year-old-daughter-killed-when-truck-crashes-into-pond" i loving hate local news websites man, they're absolute nightmares of code. that was an article about the field when i linked it.
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wa27 posted:That link is dead but it seems weird to talk about football fields in the article "coroner-ids-father-6-year-old-daughter-killed-when-truck-crashes-into-pond" See? This is why we can't have blue fields
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PostNouveau posted:They all use escorts, cash AND jesus. #protestantism What's the difference between a Catholic and a Southern Baptist? The Catholic will strike up a conversation at the liquor store while the Baptist pretends he doesn't know you and he was never there.
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Two state reps in Pennsylvania just announced they are proposing legislation virtually identical to the California law.
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Sash! posted:Two state reps in Pennsylvania just announced they are proposing legislation virtually identical to the California law. Good, I hope it passes, and fast. If enough states pass these laws, the NCAA will have no choice but to accept it. If the NCAA drags this into court, though, it could discourage other states from passing these laws until the matter's settled and then we'd be at the mercy of a federal court.
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Cincinnati chili is garbage
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Cincinnati chili is garbage Have you tried it on spaghetti?
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Pakled posted:If the NCAA drags this into court On what grounds? There's certainly no federal law against paying players. The NCAA is probably going to have to cave.
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Captain von Trapp posted:On what grounds? There's certainly no federal law against paying players. The NCAA is probably going to have to cave. Technically the NCAA will get dragged into court for enforcing their existing rules
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Captain von Trapp posted:On what grounds? There's certainly no federal law against paying players. The NCAA is probably going to have to cave. It doesn't actually go into effect until 2023 so they'll probably see what happens with the other bills and then challenge the California one under the commerce clause. I don't really buy it but they've used similar arguments in the past and it'd probably depend on the judge. If the bills in other states look like they're gaining momentum too I would guess they'll cave and modify their own bylaws to allow and regulate it, which they were already looking into anyway. MourningView fucked around with this message at 00:46 on Oct 2, 2019 |
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MourningView posted:It doesn't actually go into effect until 2023 so they'll probably see what happens with the other bills and then challenge the California one under the commerce clause. I don't really buy it but they've used similar arguments in the past and it'd probably depend on the judge. Commerce clause applies to the federal government, not some private sports cartel. Not to say their lawyers won't argue what they're paid for, but it's a waste of money.
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Kentucky is jumping on the pay the players bandwagon insert Calipari joke here. Just one state rep drafting a bill, but it's something. Basketball related, but Louisville is consistently one of the biggest markets for the NCAA tournament, you really think the NCAA is going to leave UK and UofL out of it? That said, I watched my state not pass a sports gambling bill despite every state sound them doing it, and is now watching all that revenue go elsewhere, so I am not trusting them to do the right thing here either.
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https://twitter.com/PeterBurnsESPN/status/1179031843242483713
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Captain von Trapp posted:Commerce clause applies to the federal government, not some private sports cartel. Not to say their lawyers won't argue what they're paid for, but it's a waste of money. https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp/795/1476/2596428/ The argument would be that states don't have the right to regulate interstate commerce and that this does that. Which, again, I don't buy personally, but it's be an argument they've made successfully before. Ultimately I think they're gonna fold, everything is already headed towards this and it's also a way to head off the push for schools to pay players directly for at least awhile, which is what they really want to avoid.
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Interesting case, thanks for pointing it out. Contracts clause is a tricky one. On a quick read though, I don't think the case fits will with the California law, especially if other states join. If I were the NCAA I'd try to float a salary cap (in total and per player) or something. But they're not going to be able to keep it """amateur""".
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I think it only takes maybe 3 more "big" states to do this before the NCAA quits their poo poo. If some combo of Georgia, Alabama, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, or Indiana decide to do this, its done. Essentially if you could cover the majority of the perennial top 25, what is the NCAA really going to do? Tell 15 of the top 25 teams they can't do post season?
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KKKLIP ART posted:I think it only takes maybe 3 more "big" states to do this before the NCAA quits their poo poo. If some combo of Georgia, Alabama, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, or Indiana decide to do this, its done. Essentially if you could cover the majority of the perennial top 25, what is the NCAA really going to do? Tell 15 of the top 25 teams they can't do post season? You know South Carolina and Georgia are definite 'nos.' Both are tight-fisted as hell and neither have fully moved on from Brown vs. Board of Education. White folks aren't about to give any other races money. If someone even goes and proposes such a thing, you'll hear MUH (GRAND/)DADDY WORKED THE FIELDS from Republican politicians and white folks a lot. Indiana had either the biggest population or the biggest percentage of Klan members in the 1920s. It's not changing, either.
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KKKLIP ART posted:I think it only takes maybe 3 more "big" states to do this before the NCAA quits their poo poo. If some combo of Georgia, Alabama, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, or Indiana decide to do this, its done. Essentially if you could cover the majority of the perennial top 25, what is the NCAA really going to do? Tell 15 of the top 25 teams they can't do post season? That's when the NCFL forms, I guess
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RC and Moon Pie posted:You know South Carolina and Georgia are definite 'nos.' Maybe Carolina because Dabo is an idiot king, but you bet your rear end if Alabama or Ohio does it, Kirby is ringing up capitol hill. Man doesn't give a poo poo as long as it doesn't affect recruiting and to the best of my knowledge hasn't said anything publicly about the law, support or otherwise.
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Sent from my iPad posted:https://twitter.com/TMZ_Sports/status/1179196651229110272 there's no way this gets out unless fulmer is ready to make his move right
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RC and Moon Pie posted:You know South Carolina and Georgia are definite 'nos.' Completely agree with the opinion on South Carolina. In the mid-2000s, the student body at Clemson made a push to address the rapidly increasing tuition by contacting the state representatives. The response letter was pretty much literally what you wrote except the respondent used himself as an example because he was in his 70s. He stated he afforded the entire thing by working through college and everyone was essentially a bunch of lazy, entitled shits (shocking how some messages never change). Of course he completely missed the point that tuition is ~500% higher per year when adjusted for inflation compared to when he attended. My point of the entire thing is that this was addressed to a majority of white kids, so I completely agree that they will shut down any attempt to benefit minorities/young people. On the topic of football, Clemson's offense remains relatively unpredictable. Trevor Lawrence's stats seem overall unchanged from the previous season aside from the media perception. There does seem to be a significant issue with consistency in whether or not the team is cohesive in its performance. Overall, I am not terribly optimistic about playing teams like Oklahoma/Alabama/tOSU this year.
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Raku posted:there's no way this gets out unless fulmer is ready to make his move right Just one quick stop at Taco Bell
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Fulmer would have done it already but they still have to play at Tuscaloosa and Phil doesn't want to take any legal chances.
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I think y'all are mistaken. Georgia and South Carolina will cave the instant UGA and/or SC has to field the chess club because every single football recruit has decamped to a state where their efforts are compensated.
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Sent from my iPad posted:https://twitter.com/TMZ_Sports/status/1179196651229110272 Pruitt is right and its horseshit that he was arrested for traffic ticket warrant.
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It took me forever to realize why Indiana would matter at all for athletes getting paid, I was thinking is Indiana basketball back?? Purdue's team is kind of good I guess...
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Also it should be allowed to shoot at cops so who cares It is if you're good enough
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Sab0921 posted:Pruitt is right and its horseshit that he was arrested for traffic ticket warrant. arrested him for aggravated blackness
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https://radio.wosu.org/post/ohio-state-reports-over-1500-instances-sexual-assault-team-doctor What the gently caress is in the water in the Big Ten. Good Lord
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South Carolina actually has someone propose a similar bill already, per the NY Times. Not that it will get anywhere of course.
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vyst posted:https://radio.wosu.org/post/ohio-state-reports-over-1500-instances-sexual-assault-team-doctor This poo poo most certainly happens on every campus and is entirely consistent with the moral righteousness of our leadership in positions of power. HOOK EM HORNS! GRAB EM BY THE PUSSY!
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mastershakeman posted:It took me forever to realize why Indiana would matter at all for athletes getting paid, I was thinking is Indiana basketball back?? Purdue's team is kind of good I guess... KIND OF GOOD!?!?!?!? Have you not seen Matt Haarms hair? Did you not see them almost beat eventual champ Virginia in the elite 8
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