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I know that's the CURRENT rules, I'm just curious if it would hold up in court if challenged. I would also be curious if winning a Heisman can be put in the same category as throwing 40 TDs. One is very objective and by the numbers for legit play performance; easy to measure. A Heisman is...

I would be really curious if that was eventually taken to court. Not necessarily "pay to play" for a specific school, but the incentive stuff specifically. A guy becomes WAY more marketable if he is star. A star QB who makes the playoffs or wins a Heisman is going to be more of a national name...

Would be hilarious if NCAA came sniffing at Ruiz about it and he can honestly say, "There is no deal with LW" all while there is a different deal with someone else that no one knows about. Chess not checkers.

Almost like us not having him travel to Miami is cover against the NCAA. “We never met the guy, but I believe he went to UF to negotiate with them.” What a twist of irony that would be after they said we had no chance because he didn’t visit Miami.