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Earl Little Jr. is probably next.

Didn't he say on the Dannyboy show that he had NINE items? I'm serious, I thought that is what I heard.

This cannot be true. He did NOT just use the "some of my best friends are black" argument, did he? And he clearly does not specify about his MLK "collection". Is it a collection of MLK Funko Pops? Now I'm curious.

I can agree with all of that. I just didn't think that attacks on his professional credentials were necessary. If you met someone who investigated sexual assault for his/her job, that person might have certain strong experience-based opinions that not everyone would conceivably agree with...

Look, admittedly, ehicks came out of the box hot with his Heisenberg/laundering comment, which was more of a one-liner joking comment rather than a measured and factual analysis. Since that time, he has engaged in conversation with you and others that put more thought and analysis into the...

But this is part of the problem, and 90% of the blame can be laid at the feet of the NCAA. They had a chance to create a system which could review Fair Market Value of NIL deals IN ADVANCE of approval (which is highly facts-and-circumstances based) and the NCAA did nothing. Look, it's a big...

I do not believe this was an effective defense in the Nevin Shapiro case.

No need to attack ehicks. He is just being honest, and there is nothing wrong with that. His opinions may be based on what he has observed over his career, and you may not have the same perspective. All of that is fair, and the source of some factual and perspective-based disagreement.

Before all the "but everything is legal now, bro" bros get ahead of themselves, the NCAA still has a few relatively weak cards to play. One involves the deals being struck for large groups of players, or the entire team, having nothing to do with the individual fair market value of each player...

It's not a "system". There have been "misbillings". He has (apparently) acquired $50 billion of such claims. Seemingly no info on how much it cost to acquire such claims. Assuming success, his company would stand to make about $10 billion of that, and his law firm could collect $10 billion...

Now they can buy study guides to go along with their textbooks.