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LOL, you mean the article where he said they were going to throw out a bunch of stuff and see what sticks? That was one of the dumber things I've seen a lawyer say before a hearing. You've basically told the NCAA you don't have an argument other than the kid wants to play right now really...

Who? Me right now, but I'm basing that on how rare it is. Maybe that's something that's changing and I just haven't caught up yet, but I don't think most kids want to risk it. There's a level of uncertainty when you go to a new team, and I would think that weighs heavily in the decision...

And where would he go? At that point he'll be 30 by the time he plays and any school that takes him would have to guarantee him the starting position. He needs to keep his *** here no matter what happens, you only really get to transfer once.