Agree to disagree. If that were the case the portal would never be closedThen the NCAA will get sued and lose. It's not hard to understand that the NCAA can't put in restrictions to college athletes that are too different from the ones regular students face.
A regular student can't usually transfer in mid semester, so having portal windows is consistent with those restrictions.Agree to disagree. If that were the case the portal would never be closed
Agree to disagree. If that were the case the portal would never be closed
And like I said, you can't limit an athlete to one transfer window when a regular student has at least two. It's an easy loss with the courtsWhere did I say they were transferring mid semester. I said open it in April so they can enroll in summer session for classes
i generally agree but i will add that he liked AND respected by the players. his nfl experience,passion and integrity has earned their respectCoach Mora gets it. Roll with the punches, be liked by the players and keep going. In time, you will have players lining up to play for you, especially if we join the B12. Jim Mora is all class all the time.
He treats these guys like pros. Donwhst is in your best interest because your bed interest is our best interest 95% of the time.i generally agree but i will add that he liked AND respected by the players. his nfl experience,passion and integrity has earned their respect
Auburn has a lot of RB talent and Robinson will have to battle to be in the rotation. They will have three 4* RBs (the #9, #11, and #28 RBs in their class), a 3* #47 RB, as well as Robinson.He's going to be a featured back at Auburn. He puts up numbers and he's getting drafted real quick.
Be a shame if he went to Auburn only to ride the pine and get limited action instead of being 1 of 2 featured RBs here, but he'll get his money and that's what he really wanted.Auburn has a lot of RB talent and Robinson will have to battle to be in the rotation. They will have three 4* RBs (the #9, #11, and #28 RBs in their class), a 3* #47 RB, as well as Robinson.
Lots of competition lots of $Auburn has a lot of RB talent and Robinson will have to battle to be in the rotation. They will have three 4* RBs (the #9, #11, and #28 RBs in their class), a 3* #47 RB, as well as Robinson.
I said this in another post. There are typically about 15 +/- RBs taken in the NFL draft each year and RBs take a beating and can get injured. Robinson may get a chance to be an NFL RB, but that is not guaranteed. A school is offering him money today (I hope he has it guaranteed in writing) so it makes financial sense to sell his services to the highest bidder and I don't fault him for that.Be a shame if he went to Auburn only to ride the pine and get limited action instead of being 1 of 2 featured RBs here, but he'll get his money and that's what he really wanted.
Apparently they offered him 3 times what we had. Easy decision imoI said this in another post. There are typically about 15 +/- RBs taken in the NFL draft each year and RBs take a beating and can get injured. Robinson may get a chance to be an NFL RB, but that is not guaranteed. A school is offering him money today (I hope he has it guaranteed in writing) so it makes financial sense to sell his services to the highest bidder and I don't fault him for that.
Plus, he gets to be measured against SEC competition such as Missouri, Georgia and Alabama which are on Auburn's schedule next season. Risky but he might as well find out how good he is.Apparently they offered him 3 times what we had. Easy decision imo
Ross Tucker was talking about him on Dan Patrick. And Beau Prebula is a Pennsylvania kid besides. But Beau is a backup and not a featured receiver or RB like Bell or Robinson.Penn State's backup QB put himself in the portal before a playoff game. However disappointed you are in Skyler and others, keep it in perspective.