Wisconsin officially sues Miami over Xavier Lucas

[TheOriginalCane]

For those who recall the earlier threads on this subject, Wisconsin fans went on and on and on about how Xavier Lucas "STOLE MONEY".

Wisconsin did not file any criminal or civil complaint for that "theft".

 

[TemplarCane]

Calling it now:

Wisconsin and Miami agree to a future season-opening neutral site game

"Plaintiffs vs Defendants" T-Shirts on sale soon!

 

[Canes Legacy]

For those who recall the earlier threads on this subject, Wisconsin fans went on and on and on about how Xavier Lucas "STOLE MONEY".

Wisconsin did not file any criminal or civil complaint for that "theft".

That won’t stop them from repeating it over and over again because they can’t grasp what a pile of doo doo this whole saga is.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

No payments on the rev-share deal until July 2025.

Query, what consideration did Wisconsin provide for the contingent rev-share contract?

My gues is zero-point-zero.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Again, what was the consideration for this exclusive licence?

 

[Memnon]

@Memnon Not you too…

@DrNovaCane Even the biggest heroes can have their flaws

 

[TheOriginalCane]

So, a 7-month collective contract, followed by a contingent 2-year rev-share contract.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

WHEN previously? Collective NIL Contract #1, from summer 2024?

 

[TheOriginalCane]

So what?

 

[flips]

Suit appears to be a means for B10 to kill the transfer portal for players who sign with B10 teams.

They obviously don't want a fight with the NFL so they had Lucas, one year removed from HS, sign a 2-yr deal not a 3-yr deal. I would wager that they're trying to get '26 HS recruits to sign 3-yr contracts with the university.

Don't know **** about the legal merits of the case, but it's pretty transparent that they're attempting an end-run around the NCAA portal rules.

You can't enter the portal, because you've signed a multi-year contract with the university, and we will nip in the bud the Lucas enrolls direct to Miami exemption by suing Miami and making other schools skittish to repeat it.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

There's no "rectified". PUT HIS NAME IN THE PORTAL. He can always withdraw from the Portal if Wisconsin "rectifies" things.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

What "further information"? Where is "further information" in the NCAA rules?

Quite literally, Wisconsin CANNOT DO THIS. But they did. Speaking of a "pattern of NCAA violations", there's a picture in the dictionary OF WISCONSIN.

 

[Torch_Da1]

This is the point that everyone seems to be missing and is the bigger concern rather than the lawsuit itself.

that and negative recruiting as a result of this BS lawsuit. Having other schools saying we're going to get put on probation for violating an imaginary rule. while nothing happens to a big sin school for directly ignoring an so called active NCAA rule.

 

[MovingZen]

whiskey and the big working on bringing transfer fees to college ball. Not sure why but it's pretty funny they filed before the contract was even active.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

WEEKS of Wisconsin violating the NCAA rules.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

So ******* what?

You don't need a reason to enter the Portal. You don't need "further information".

 

[Ispyin]

No payments on the rev-share deal until July 2025.

Query, what consideration did Wisconsin provide for the contingent rev-share contract?

My gues is zero-point-zero.


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[TheOriginalCane]

So without specifying the date, it's also possible that this mythical in-home visit took place after Wisconsin unreasonably refused to put Xavier's name in the Transfer Portal. Interesting.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

When?

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Boo-hoo, a private school waived a deadline for a student-athlete.

That has NEVER happened before. EVER...