OK, I call bull on this

[HuskyNan]

I don’t throw the word misogynistic around lightly but I think it applies here

Why K-State WBB’s Tess Heal is being held out of Sunday’s game

The school said in a statement on Saturday night that Heal is being held out of Sunday's game due to an NCAA violation.

www.wibw.com

 

[stwainfan]

The Alabama men's team was allowed a player who left for the NBA in 2003 back.

 

[Centerstream]

Yup, one has to wonder what the NCAA is thinking (most of the time?).

 

[HuskyNan]

The Alabama men's team was allowed a player who left for the NBA in 2003 back.

Not only left for the NBA but was drafted

 

[Vowelguy]

The Alabama men's team was allowed a player who left for the NBA in 2003 back.

2003? Is this one of those grandpa-gets-a-college degree stories? 🤣


(I assume you meant 2023.)

 

[stwainfan]

2003? Is this one of those grandpa-gets-a-college degree stories? 🤣


(I assume you meant 2023.)

Yes that's correct.

 

[stamfordhusky]

Yup, one has to wonder what the NCAA is thinking (most of the time?).

Note that the NCAA was opposed to allowing him to play. Alabama simply found a friendly judge, who doesn’t understand the issues or doesn’t care. That’s basically the same way many of these ludicrous changes have come about.

 

[cancontent]

Personally, I thought it was a reaction to the Bedaiko situation because of the negative response his lawsuit has received in the media. A cowardly way to cover their bases to "prove" the rule applies to all.

 

[cancontent]

Note that the NCAA was opposed to allowing him to play. Alabama simply found a friendly judge, who doesn’t understand the issues or doesn’t care. That’s basically the same way many of these ludicrous changes have come about.

A very friendly judge who has links to Alabama as a donor and I believe his wife is defending the player who is currently on trial for another case.

 

[HuskyNan]

Charles Bediako Lawsuit Takes New Turn as NCAA Takes Action on Alabama Judge | College Sports Network

NCAA asks for Alabama judge to be recused in Charles Bediako's lawsuit.

collegefootballnetwork.com

 

[Bone Dog]

Charles Bediako Lawsuit Takes New Turn as NCAA Takes Action on Alabama Judge | College Sports Network

NCAA asks for Alabama judge to be recused in Charles Bediako's lawsuit.

collegefootballnetwork.com

Ok, I'm just going to highlight this one line from the article:

• "Roberts is a donor to the University of Alabama and therefore biasness could affect the outcome of this case."

Anyone see the problem? And this is from a publication with the word 'college' in its name.

I know, it's nitpicking. But there are lines that shouldn't be crossed, grammatical lines!

 

[ISUnorth]

Personally, I thought it was a reaction to the Bedaiko situation because of the negative response his lawsuit has received in the media. A cowardly way to cover their bases to "prove" the rule applies to all.

Yup. And the NCAA always does this "examples" and "proofs" against a lower tier team and never a top tier or even Top 25 team. KSU is 11-10. The old Big 12 saying was "Kansas got caught cheating again, we must take action. Prepare sanctions against Southeastern Wichita State!"

 

[HuskyNan]

AI don’t

Ok, I'm just going to highlight this one line from the article:

• "Roberts is a donor to the University of Alabama and therefore biasness could affect the outcome of this case."

Anyone see the problem? And this is from a publication with the word 'college' in its name.

I know, it's nitpicking. But there are lines that shouldn't be crossed, grammatical lines!

AI don’t know none of that there grammar

 

[HuskyNan]

Yup. And the NCAA always does this "examples" and "proofs" against a lower tier team and never a top tier or even Top 25 team. KSU is 11-10. The old Big 12 saying was "Kansas got caught cheating again, we must take action. Prepare sanctions against Southeastern Wichita State!"

Case in point, UConn freshman Blanca Quinonez played in a professional league in Europe, although as an unpaid amateur. But, if the NCAA wanted to, it could declare her ineligible.

 

[Bone Dog]

Case in point, UConn freshman Blanca Quinonez played in a professional league in Europe, although as an unpaid amateur. But, if the NCAA wanted to, it could declare her ineligible.

Did Blanca sign a contract? That seems to be the issue. Heal won't start playing until long after she leaves Kansas. I don't know how the Italian leagues operate, but since the high school students aren't paid, there may not actually be a formal contract involved.

 

[HuskyNan]

👀👀

 

[cancontent]

👀👀

Thank goodness. The fact he thought it was appropriate to rule was disconcerting to me.

 

[LwrcasefaN]

Don’t college hockey and baseball players sign with pro teams before they graduate?