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Dan Quinlin
@DanQuinlin
Don't let what you can't do interfere with what you can do. - John Wooden
Omaha, NE Katılım Eylül 2012
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@HelmetAddict Cool! They were still using the NY logo in the 1980’s? Didn’t they start playing at the Meadowlands in the late 1970’s?
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$11.5 million for an investigation of Sherrone Moore? How could that be? It’s not like they were investigating the Kennedy assassination.
angelique@chengelis
Sherrone Moore probe cost at Michigan reaches $11.5M detroitnews.com/story/sports/c… via @detroitnews Story by @sarahmatwood
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@RossDellenger Yeah whatever, it’s an unenforceable bunch of rules that weren’t collectively bargained with the athletes. More easy court victories ahead that will make them meaningless. 🤡
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Some transfer portal/tampering tweaks from the DI Board as well:
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The DI Board of Directors directed the DI Cabinet to continue work on the age-based, 5-year eligibility concept.
Big note: Players who exhausted eligibility this year under current rules - even those 4-year seniors - will not receive an additional/5th season. Not retroactive.
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@WinterSportsLaw Ok, a pretty easy court victory for the players then? An arbitrary age limit that wasn’t collectively bargained sounds unfair. We don’t limit the age of other college students. Why punish the athletes?
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This is why the NCAA will keep getting sued regardless of what its eligibility rules are.👇
We’ll probably see a class action relating to the age based eligibility rule change.
Michael McCann@McCannSportsLaw
New NCAA eligibility rules won't stop eligibility lawsuits, since the same issue remains: an athlete deemed ineligible on account of having been in college sports too long contends they are in a sports labor market where they sell athletic services to schools in exchange for NIL and revenue-share opportunities, and that schools want to buy their services and would offer them money but for the rule. The rule is subject to antitrust scrutiny, since it isn't collectively bargained and it excludes members of a labor workforce (who are also college students, but college students can be in a labor workforce; those two statuses are not mutually exclusive). The NCAA wins most of the cases but not all, so it can't enforce the same set of rules nationally. So some schools get a leg up over others by playing seasoned athletes who courts deem can play despite the rule. If this script sounds familiar, it is, and it has been playing out since 2024. sportico.com/law/analysis/2….
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@heitner Ok, so an arbitrary age limit that wasn’t collectively bargained sounds like an easy court victory for a player? We don’t limit the age limit of regular college students, so why should they be allowed to do it for athletes?
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Bad news for players who have already exhausted their eligibility and were hoping for another season. Then again, the issue may be put before the courts.
Pete Thamel@PeteThamel
NEWS: NCAA President Charlie Baker told ESPN today that he’s “pretty optimistic” that the new aged-based eligibility proposal will happen. The DI Board of Directors met today and will recommend to not implement this rule retroactively for graduates/exhausted eligibility. “If you’ve used up your eligibility, you’ve used it up,” Baker told ESPN of the tenor of the discussion.
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@PolyesterUnis @Phillies Fun fact: for a while in 1976-1977 his nickname was Doug “The Fidrych” Bird! 😎
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Who is the first person that comes to mind when you think of Michigan football?
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@PowderBaseball @TimJenkins1962 Seattle Pilots stadium sighting! 👀
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Sicks Stadium hosted the expansion Seattle Pilots in their only season in 1969.
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I just got off the phone with President Hoover. He said the economy has never been stronger.
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If you had to choose one word to describe USC football, what would it be? 🏈
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Random 90s at bat: Mike Morgan vs Ozzie Canseco (September 12, 1992).
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Your Cards of the Day: Topps got a lot of mileage out of a 1966 photo session in Cleveland. Rick Reichardt with three poses and a crop.
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JUCO product Wesly Rosa — a 7-foot-2 center with one hell of a wingspan — from his Creighton visit, via his IG:
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Your Cards of the Day: "Topps Oddities" Edition: On his 1966 and 1967 Bazooka cards, McDowell is not "Sam" but "Sammy." There is no explanation for the "sudden" change. No other "Sammy" designations show up in his entire run. Obviously, the photo was recycled.
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Maryville Spoofhound alum Derek Quinlin is coming home to Maryville to play for Northwest Missouri State men’s basketball! 🏀👀
Derek Quinlin@derek_quinlin04
Coming Home!!! #OABAAB Colossians 3:23 @NWBearcatMBB
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@rationalNDfan The University of OJ Simpson once again taking “Fight On” a little bit too literally 🤡
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That’s weird, Artemis II just sent me this one 🤯
Go Irish ☘️
USC Trojans@USC_Athletics
Stunning new photo of Earth just dropped 🤯 FIGHT ON ✌️
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Stunning new photo of Earth just dropped 🤯
FIGHT ON ✌️
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