No kind of rules would have survived a lawsuit since the NCAA doesn't have anti trust protection. Until they get one or they recognize players as employees and collectively bargain, it'll be the wild west
Then how were they able to have all the enforcement and eligibility rules? The lawsuit was only for NIL…which they brought upon themselves by using players images without $$
Bronny seriously overrated
Poor kid should have gone to the good guys to begin with. Now he drifts…
Proctor blows.
I think proctor is good enough to have them in the top 10
They're going to be Top 10 all year and dominating the news.
He doesn't appear to be top of our list (even if we're top of his).
Underpowered a bit on the talent front. They played their way into the upper echelon of the Big Ten this season, but it looks like he’s gonna have to put together an entirely new team for next year.
Maybe he wants to tour the country on somebody else's dime.
That Zion squad fit as well together as the Miami big 3. Pure talent won whatever games they won.
I'm personally surprised hedge funds haven't gotten involved yet. This market would be easy as hell to squeeze. The scary thing isn't that athletes are finally making money, it's that a bunch of randos are now trying to behave like analysts and traders in a billion dollar market. Can't wait till someone starts adding leverage to NIL pools.
