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Mohamed Diawara Bates23’ Marist 24’M Florida 27’M @goubears Vandersea Athletics Fellow

Philadelphia, PA Katılım Nisan 2016
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Ronald Ussery Jr, Esq.
Ronald Ussery Jr, Esq.@ronaldusseryjr·
For decades, nobody pushed for federal regulation while athletes generated billions without compensation. The urgency to "save college sports" only arrived once players started seeing some of the money, and that framing tells you a lot.
Mit Winter@WinterSportsLaw

As @JayBilas correctly points out, there’s a lot of hypocrisy in college athletics right now. It’s only when athletes begin to get paid that it’s necessary to have a federal law to “save college sports.”

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Lawrence Tynes
Lawrence Tynes@lt4kicks·
Built a multi billion dollar industry on unpaid labor (college athletes). Now paying them is unsustainable? That is not a system problem, that is accountability. It’s not about economics it’s about control. The only thing unsustainable is a model built on uncompensated labor.
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Chuck
Chuck@CFBChuckk·
College athletes don’t need to be limited to 1 transfer and 1 transfer only…. Just make whatever contract they sign 100% enforceable. 1, 2, 3, 4 year deal. Whatever it is when they put pen to paper.
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Leila Hormozi
Leila Hormozi@LeilaHormozi·
Overpromising is the easiest way to underdeliver, and underdelivering is the fastest way to lose trust.
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William Rosen
William Rosen@WilliamRosenTV·
I am incredibly honored to share that I have been nominated for the @MetBasketballW Jim O'Connell Award scholarship by @MaristAthletics for the second straight season! This recognition means the world to me, and I am deeply grateful to Mike Ferraro and everyone in Marist Athletics for this nomination. Jim O'Connell's legacy in the Tri-State area's sports media coverage is everlasting, and to even be considered in his name is truly humbling. Thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout my journey at Marist, professors, mentors, and peers alike. I am passionate about broadcasting, entertainment, and research in the world of sport, and I look forward to continuing to grow in this industry. Excited for what's ahead! 🎙️
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Jay Bilas
Jay Bilas@JayBilas·
Hey NCAA, us more about players that don’t show “loyalty,” don’t want to go through “adversity” and how player movement impacts stability. Tell us more about “tampering” and “poaching.” The Coaches Portal is ALWAYS open. Funny how silent coaches and administrators are about that.
On3@On3

BREAKING: NC State head basketball coach Will Wade is expected to leave for LSU, @PeteNakos and @JoeTipton report. on3.com/news/where-thi…

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megahomm@_LiLHomm7·
there’s this tweet and then there is reality lol
NCAA News@NCAA_PR

For over a decade, schools in the “power” (autonomy) conferences have been required to provide four-year scholarships, and in 2024 the NCAA mandated all DI schools do the same. Schools cannot reduce or cancel scholarships for athletics reasons, including injuries, performance, or roster management decisions – unless a student-athlete decides to transfer. Plus, those guaranteed scholarships have to be available to those student-athletes for 10 years after they leave college.

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Jemele Hill
Jemele Hill@jemelehill·
If it’s so bad, why does college football and basketball continue to set ratings records and attendance? Why is the “bad” part athletes getting paid for their work? It’s pretty simple: The NCAA needs to stop crying to lawmakers and create a collective bargaining agreement with the players. If you do that, you will get structure. If they continue to try to work around the players, they will continue to get their asses handed to them in court.
MClark@cusefootball63

@jemelehill If u don’t accept that freedom to move every year for the bigger dollars has screwed college athletics - ur more ignorant than I thought

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megahomm@_LiLHomm7·
they said if you look at life through the lens of a wide receiver it will start to make more sense…
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megahomm@_LiLHomm7·
Why is the media so desperate to see AJ traded this is starting to get annoying… give it up atp👎🏾
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Darius Slay
Darius Slay@bigplay24slay·
BigPlay✌🏾
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megahomm@_LiLHomm7·
can’t keep leaving ideas on the shelf…
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Legion Hoops
Legion Hoops@LegionHoops·
Bam Adebayo was seen pleading to him teammates not to foul when he already had 79 points. “Don’t foul!” (h/t @CourtsideBuzzX)
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megahomm@_LiLHomm7·
if you gonna run from the work, you might as well hide from the money…
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Heat Central
Heat Central@HeatCulture13·
Colin Cowherd on the criticism Bam is receiving for scoring 83 points: “Bam Adebayo scored 83 points last night. Everybody is attacking him. This is what we do in America. The minute there’s success we have to tear everybody down. 83 is 83. He’s an excellent basketball player. When Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points his team was fouling the Knicks to get extra possessions. When Kobe scored 81 against an awful Raptors team, the Lakers led by 15 with 4:30 left and Kobe scored another 11. Bam had 31 in the 1st! 62 after 3 quarters! It was totally legitimate! Every star in this league has had the chance to play the Wizards and they don’t score 83!” (Via @TheHerd)
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Tariq Woolen@_Tariqwoolen·
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