@steven7071 @JaredStillman Who coaches and players are linked with romantically just not something that is newsworthy to regular NFL fans.
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John Kirtley
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John Kirtley
@JFKirtley
Husband, father, son, brother, friend, American; Lawyer. Detroit ➡️ Youngstown ➡️ Cincinnati
Covington, KY Bergabung Nisan 2021
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My reaction to the pictures of Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini in the New York Post:
I have had my suspicions about them, based on her reporting, for over four years. And in 2023, Houston caught wind that the Titans were planning to trade up for CJ Stroud at 3 from a Russini report and took him at 2…
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The Big Ten now owns college sports. Three straight college football titles and the trifecta this year: a football title and men’s and women’s titles too. This is the first Big Ten men’s title since 2000, it has been a long time in the title wilderness.
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@usatodaysports Sonny Styles is drafted twice on here - 5th and 10th.
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USA TODAY Sports had Grok AI predict the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The chatbot's mock will raise some eyebrows. usatoday.com/story/sports/n…
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Nick Saban could write his suggestions about how to fix college sports on the back of a napkin and sign his name to it, and that would be more impactful than today’s Executive Order. The President’s EO is just “sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
Ross Dellenger@RossDellenger
Here's our updated version of the original @YahooSports breaking news story on today's executive order, what it means for the future and more on Congressional happenings related to college sports - bit.ly/48c1Iao
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@JLB1970usa @JamesSurowiecki This is not a thing. This is a publicity stunt for those who don’t understand basic civics.
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The president has no authority to hand down any rules restricting college athletes' eligibility, prohibiting them from transferring schools, or restricting their ability to play. This is just an overweening exercise of executive power that will be blocked in court.
Clay Travis@ClayTravis
President Trump’s executive order on college sports is below. Three key provisions: 1. Five years of total eligibility 2. Only “one” free transfer without sitting. 3. No players can return from pros. Goes into effect on 8/1. Common sense & solid: whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
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@Outkick @TreyWallace It means nothing because it has no legal effect whatsoever.
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Donald Trump signs an executive order going after the transfer portal and NIL!
What does this mean for our college sports teams?
@TreyWallace breaks it down! 👇
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@KYHSHistory He doesn’t. This has no legal effect whatsoever. Just a publicity stunt for those who don’t understand 4th grade civics.
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Why does a single person have the power to decide this? Are we a democracy? Or just a one-guy-makes-all-the-decisions-acrcy?
Is there even a word for this?
Clay Travis@ClayTravis
President Trump’s executive order on college sports is below. Three key provisions: 1. Five years of total eligibility 2. Only “one” free transfer without sitting. 3. No players can return from pros. Goes into effect on 8/1. Common sense & solid: whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
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Attorney @TomMarsLaw to @FOS on the enforceability of Trump's EO:
"That sounds like a worthy goal. But an executive order like that would be no more enforceable than Nick Saban scribbling that new rule on a yellow legal pad and then signing his name." frontofficesports.com/trump-executiv…
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@AndrewBrandt It has no legal effect whatsoever. Nothing will change and there’ll be no challenges or lawsuits because it is a made up thing.
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On the President's Executive Order on college sports:
The NCAA, Conferences and schools will cheer it;
Student advocates and some state AGs will fight it.
The bigger question is whether it provides an impetus for a bill that can make it through all of Congress.
We will see..
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Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday aimed at limiting how long athletes can compete in college sports and how frequently they can transfer schools per @AdamSchefter
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@anewman35 @KyleTuckerCBB Yeah maybe. Bigger issue is general public’s and sports media’s general lack of understanding of 4th grade civics lessons regarding how laws are passed and which branch of government does what.
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@JFKirtley @KyleTuckerCBB It has no legal effect, but it doesn’t mean the NCAA or some organization that wants to try to get on Trump’s good side would decide to start following it and then it would all be a mess when the lawsuits started.
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The gist of what happened today: Transfer portal season is now a hot mess, because nobody is going to know whether this executive order will be struck down in court (probably, but not certainly). If you're a multi-transfer ... what do you do?
Brandon Marcello@bmarcello
BREAKING: President Trump's executive order on college sports is expected as early as this afternoon, sources tell @CBSSports. Key directives on player eligibility and movement: 5 years to play 5 seasons and one free undergraduate transfer. Story: cbssports.com/college-footba…
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@38Godfrey This has no legal impact whatsoever. Nobody will be suing anyone because this isn’t a real law. Just a made up publicity stunt by President
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Distracting people from Epstein is gonna end up making so, so many plaintiff's attorneys in college sports rich
Ross Dellenger@RossDellenger
On the eve of the Final Four, college leaders are preparing for the release today of Donald Trump’s executive order, sources tell @YahooSports. The EO - expected to spark legal action - intends to limit transfers, cap eligibility & police NIL collectives bit.ly/48c1Iao
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@MattBrownEP Has no legal impact whatsoever. Nothing will change. Just a made up publicity stunt by president.
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I mean, if we’re going to live in a world where our legal system and constitution matter, the choice is pretty clear here….
Pete Nakos@PeteNakos
Couple of notes: + Creates a situation where NCAA members will have to follow Trump's order or ignore previous judicial decisions. + A key sticking point will be whether the president has legal authority over NCAA eligibility rules. "It's terrible for the schools, do they ignore the presidential order or a court order?" on3.com/news/donald-tr…
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@Clowfb This has no legal impact whatsoever. It’s a made up thing. Nothing will change. No one will need to sue anyone.
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@JFKirtley Players suing when they aren’t allowed to transfer for a second time? Not saying they should be allowed to, but they will fight it in court.
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Lots more and I mean lots more bill-a-ble hours coming. Elite attorneys might be more important than elite QBs.
On3@On3
NEW: President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order regulating college sports, @PeteNakos reports✍️ Athletes will have one free undergraduate transfer. Details: on3.com/news/donald-tr…
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Here is @DanMurphyESPN story on the executive order and what is likely to come:
espn.com/college-sports…
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Attention college sports fans:
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order as soon as today regarding NCAA control over collegiate sports and could revoke federal funding for schools that don't comply with NCAA rules.
cbsnews.com/news/trump-col…
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@PeteNakos Has no legal impact whatsoever. Nothing will change. Please educate your readers.
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One question being asked is if the EO would be effective immediately re: transfer rules
Ross Dellenger@RossDellenger
On the eve of the Final Four, college leaders are preparing for the release today of Donald Trump’s executive order, sources tell @YahooSports. The EO - expected to spark legal action - intends to limit transfers, cap eligibility & police NIL collectives bit.ly/48c1Iao
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