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@NBADraftWass @MiamiOH_BBall Kids an absolute dawg!

Miami Ohio's Peter Suder probably one of lesser-known names at NBA combine. Helped himself with 27 vs Tennessee in NCAAs. 6-5, 22-yr-old, combo skill set/IQ for a potential connector role. 42% 3PT, 48% 2PT jumpers, 22% AST, very efficient self-creator in ISO/PnR, 44% catch-shoot

@Waughhhh @mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti Okie dokie! 👍

@Army94 @mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti I didn’t lose anything just stated a fact based on his reply. I’m just not a small minded as you are doesn’t make you right. lol

Every D1 men’s college hockey coach against the new rules, five-in-five eligibility proposed by the NCAA, all 63 of them, good work NCAA 🤦🏻‍♂️

@chnews Not going to happen. Football and Baksetball drive the bus. 63 hockey teams don’t.

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@Waughhhh @mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti You are literally a fucking retard. You lost the argument and have to resort to semantics. Fuck right off . Fucking idiot.

@mgruber173 @Army94 @AlexMicheletti Didn’t know a university was a state school now?

@mgruber173 @Waughhhh @AlexMicheletti The well of players is the same well whether that’s 5 in 5 or no limit. Everyone still plays by the same rules. There is no carve out for the top 12-15. I don’t think that’s a compelling argument. Miami had Marosov playing at 17. BU had Lawrence a 16 year old.

@Waughhhh @Army94 @AlexMicheletti Why not? Do schools exist to be schools or do they exist to field ultra competitive high quality sports teams?

@Waughhhh @mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti Wrong Miami had the youngest and one of the oldest this past season. At 17 and 26 respectfully. Owen Lalonde turned 26 Feb 1. So try again.

@Army94 @mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti Not how it works and that’s just not true. You do realize there are other options for these players than the 63 D1 colleges right? There are no 26 year old players playing college hockey at the D1 level and only a handful of 25 year olds depending on their birthdate.

@mgruber173 @AlexMicheletti That’s BS. There are only 63 D1 hockey schools and way more elite players than spots. I 100% support the NCAA here. We don’t need 26 year old former pros playing hockey in college.

@AlexMicheletti Sorry, with the NCAA on this one. College sports are for college kids, enough with 25/26 year old men and AHL washouts on D1 teams 8 years out from high school taking up spots from kids

@taylorjlyons 6 credits are you fucking kidding me? That’s two classes.

Do college athletes still go to class? Here's what I learned about how Maryland's student-athletes view academics today (long tweet, sorry, getting my $3 a month's worth): Maryland men's lacrosse's Will Schaller and baseball's Brayden Martin told The Sun that their teammates are deprioritizing classes and the administration should do more to ensure academics remain a focus. Schaller: "I'd be naive to think that it hasn’t changed. I think there might be a sense of, 'I'm getting paid to basically be an athlete, so that’s going to be my full-time job now.' There’s definitely some work to be done to make sure student-athletes are keeping their education at the forefront.” Martin: "In this day and age, people can get away with not being too great at school and being a good athlete." Their honesty is shocking. And you can see this shifting attitude in what players choose to major in. Of the football team’s 96-man spring roster, 46 are majoring in either sociology or communication or are undeclared. For men’s basketball, 11 of 16 players on last season’s team had one of those three focuses. In 2019 (Locksley's first season), just 21 football players majored in SOCY or COMM or were undeclared, and only four men’s basketball players chose those majors. That's more than double and almost triple the number of athletes choosing the same area of study. Why? UMD professors say they think athletes are being nudged toward majors that players and their advisers consider easier. "They perceive that it is a little less demanding," communication professor Jeremy Grossman told me. "It’s lower course requirements," a BSOS faculty member told me. "They’re just looking to stay eligible. I’ve had football players, basketball players participate and be active members in classes. But that’s usually the rarity." Of course, Jim Smith and Maryland admin push back on this. "That importance of academics still exists and will always exist here," the AD said. "College athletics has changed, obviously, but what we do hasn’t changed," Brady Rourke, the director of the Gossett Center for Academic Success, told me. Athletes still must remain eligible. At Maryland, that means maintaining a 1.8 GPA and completing 6 credits per semester. Attendance is not mandatory, but UMD's athletic council handbook says it's "monitored regularly" by Rourke's office. The bigger question is if athletic departments like Maryland can even afford to keep academics a priority. UMD's financial struggles are well documented. Rourke says his office hasn't dealt with any budget or job cuts so far while the rest of campus does. But it's clear that academics and athletics are struggling to coexist. More players just don't see themselves as students anymore.

@Gmoney72ca @mlycan12 Very few outside of football and basketball are getting full rides.

@mlycan12 They still get free tuition for the year so really it’s not that big a deal

Do we think D1 coaches should be allowed to bring in freshmen in January and cut them 4 mos later before they’ve even had a fall season? Either these coaches are terrible recruiters or they’re basically just holding a tryout and seems the NCAA should have rules for this. I don’t think it’s unreasonable if you entice a young athlete into foregoing half of their senior year in high school and commit them to your university and program that you would not be allowed to cut them until you’ve actually had a season.

@Mavpuck Not about hockey. No one at the NCAA cares about 65 teams versus the hundreds for football and basketball.

The “18-year old freshmen will be better for college hockey” lobby is very vocal, and also doesn’t have a clue how the sport works at the D-1 level. Hockey simply doesn’t have the national footprint at the high school level that sports like football and basketball do. Hockey players in places like Texas and California have few local options. If you want programs outside of Minnesota, Michigan, and New England to be successful, you have to give talent from non-traditional markets the opportunity to develop as players. That generally means 2 or more seasons playing junior hockey.

@JLazzy23 @ColbyCohen36 Hockey is at the bottom of the NCAA sports hierarchy, they can bitch all they want but it will literally make zero difference. Football and basketball drive the bus. Almost 500 teams versus college hockeys 65 teams.

I’ve spoken to a few college hockey coaches and I’ve heard there’s been some passionate discussion in Bonita Springs at the NCAA coaches convention. The NCAA coaches have stressed the importance of maintaining the current developmental ecosystem in hockey. They have a 98% graduation rate while developing great pro players, it’s a system that works. There has not been any final decision on the “five-in-five” bylaw for NCAA Division I sports.

@PeteFiutak Transfer already lost so that’s a non starter. The rest I’m cool with but it will all probably lose too.

This college sports eligibility thing has gone so far out of whack. Let me help... - Undergraduates only - Full-time students, standard credit course load - No more than 6 years out of high school - 1 free transfer, each one after costs a year of eligibility Is that SO hard?

@Gec_Marsh @PombearClare @erinflorez01 @MarioNawfal But wHAT ABOut….STFu retard.

@PombearClare @erinflorez01 @MarioNawfal What if you find a healthcare worker molesting or raping the patient? It’s like the every solider is a hero propaganda. It applies to HCW as well. Most are good but let’s not pretend malicious actions have not been taken by people in positions of trust in the healthcare system.

This guy learned that his mother, who had been battling cancer for 10 years, had died. But instead of blaming the cancer, he blamed the people providing her care. Just like that, the doctor becomes the patient.

@CHN_AdamWodon What exact harm is it doing? Be specific? You can’t play college sports at 26-27 years old? We get back to college kids graduating in 4 or 5 years?

How in the world is the whole NCAA so oblivious to the damage this does to HS seniors and beyond? Once again, just absolute blindness to anything beyond football/basketball.

@crathanael @BurtTalksSports Totally disagree, St. As is way too small to support D1 at the men’s level. With the pending enrollment cliff it’s only going to get harder for schools like St. A’s (think Mercyhurst) similar enrollment and it’s going to become increasing difficult just to keep the lights on.

@BurtTalksSports Good point but I legitimately do not know where they would fit more students on campus.

Respect St. Anselm choice. Don't agree with it. They wanted to join NESCAC nearly 15 years ago. League thumbed nose at school. Anyway, should've decided then to join Merrimack and now others in Div. 1. But good luck, anyway.

@ZachFleer270 @brianmccormick They are passing on high school kids for grown men because they are GROWN men dumbass. You’re getting called on your bullshit because it’s bullshit.

@brianmccormick Not blaming high school kids, but the reality is the D1 coaches are passing on teenage drama for grown men

College coaches are choosing between this and 17 year olds with ego problems who complain about rankings and the amount of clips they got in a 1 minute team highlight video

@Zigmanfreud Anyone having sex with that deserves what they get. Just saying

It’s verboten to say that sometimes women engage in sex acts they consent to at the time & then later, usually under the influence of friends/therapist, decide to retroactively rationalize the guy did something very wrong. Here a woman unwittingly publicly admits to this… #NSFW

@Adordev_ @wydblaise Stfu. Her fat ass isn’t fucking you simp. Christ have some self respect.

@wydblaise Finally seeing a woman treat the game exactly how men have for decades. If this makes you uncomfortable, ask yourself why you only accept this from one gender. She played by their rules and she won. Absolute legend.

Amy Schumer revealed that in her prime she usually called men to go down on her and sends them off after because men also do that to ladies “At my peak, I called a professional athlete to go down on me and I told him to leave after, happened a couple times”

@DanMyers They lost. I mean have you done no research? They got sued by the DOJ and got their ass handed to them and settled. This is y going to happen. Only Congress can fix this.

Not just independents. But “small” conferences too. Look at the data. NCAA needs to step in at some point and add rules on transfers. This can’t be free agency every year. Will kill the sport.

@PaulWSeville @NCAA NCAA has nothing to do with it dumbass. They have lost every case they have faced . Grow up and do some research . Only Congress can fix this. Retard.

College athletics is so FUCKED right now. These aren’t student athletes these are greed driven young adults. Transfer portal full and coaches running off athletes to clear space for new transfers. @NCAA your organization is a complete joke and needs to not exist.