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If he could have returned to Miami this case would not apply to him
He played both years. If he had redshirted I don’t think a waiver would’ve been needed before the 5 in 5.He was in the 22 class
Didn’t know that
Did he play his Freshman year in JUCO or did he redshirt?
Interesting. Did not knowHave one of the insiders chime in but Tony Johnson was shown the door mid season.
3rd round money is less than nil money now.. With them raisig the cap they gonna be creaping on 2nd round soon, NFL about to have a problem soon lolWonder if Cooper would’ve stayed for another year vs being a late round guy (idk what his NIL looked like compared to a 6th round deal)
The same guy everyone crapped on last year? Idk about that.We should 1000000% be exploring getting WB back that would be huge.
Alex Bauman is looking around...
shoutout Toure, he tryna do the Bron & Bronny thing with his 2029 brother.Toure could have graduated college before the 2022 class even enrolled
Wasn’t dumb; it was maliciously intentful on the part of the NCAA. They waited for football spring practice to end, NFL draft and UDFAs to happen, basketball transfer portal to be closed, NBA withdrawal date to pass, and for graduations to take place before announcing the change.Dúmb time to make that rule we could’ve had bell back. He went to the draft cause he didn’t want to go through the waiver stuff
Wesley the only one with no reason listedWas at chiefs camp this morning, bissainthe one of three players not practicing. Not on the field, nowhere to be found.
then the ncaa shouldnt have been idiots enacting it without keeping that class in mind- it was literally just one year they had to accomodate to avoid thisI understand what’s happening here, but man this sort of crap combined with the timing sure is a turn off as a fan. I have to imagine coaches are feeling that way too.
its only class of 2022 that didnt get an extra year- all the four classes before them did with the covid year, and every class after them have 5 for 5.Wasn’t this rule meant for those coming in the next class? So now that the class of 2022 is on the verge of getting extra year, what’s to stop class of 23-25 from suing as well for that fifth year?
Do we have anyone that could be impacted by this? Obviously those who would be 1st rd picks would be gone regardless, but I imagine there will be quite a few of our own players that we would like to retain for an extra year if we can be competitive with NIL.
Oh I get it. The timing of the ruling was a terdsicle also. Ultimately the NCAA deserves the most and largest fingers pointed at them. What a complete failure of an organization on just about every level.then the ncaa shouldnt have been idiots enacting it without keeping that class in mind- it was literally just one year they had to accomodate to avoid thisI understand what’s happening here, but man this sort of crap combined with the timing sure is a turn off as a fan. I have to imagine coaches are feeling that way too.