I get that you don't like CDM and have never liked him. What I don't get are two things:Like they cant get endorsement money elsewhere too?
Pathetic when we have a twitterer beggimg players to at least comsider Goofy Ass Dan.
may not happen. it'd probably take a union to make it easy. Or they could just pay a few guys per team and to hell with the restCan’t wait for the college football video game to return.
HELL YEAH!Can’t wait for the college football video game to return.
Isn’t this just an empty gesture because the NCAA bylaws over-rule it?
Uhhhhh.... let's say it is legal to have brownies in your state. You join the International Organization of Cookie Cutters who demand that you never have any other baked dessert. Is it illegal for them to ban someone who also cooks or eats brownies? Probably not. Even though brownies are legal.In what way? How would an organizational by law overule a state law?
Uhhhhh.... let's say it is legal to have brownies in your state. You join the International Organization of Cookie Cutters who demand that you never have any other baked dessert. Is it illegal for them to ban someone who also cooks or eats brownies? Probably not. Even though brownies are legal.
The NCAA has many rules saying athletes cant do things that are legal under state laws (ie take certain OTC or prescription meds they consider enhancers.)
State laws usually don't limit an association from making some more restrictive regulation or bylaw.
Groups are generally allowed to make more restrictive rules. The SEC has some rules that are more restrictive than the state laws and even more restrictive than NCAA.
Im not sure the NCAA wants to fight though. In fact, Im pretty sure they don't. They seem to be taking a knee on everything.
I think @GatorJ started drinking early today. Easier example: state law allows recreational pot here. No one is interested in enforcing the federal law prohibiting pot use. Yet, athletes can not smoke pot and continue to be on the team.Uhhhhh.... let's say it is legal to have brownies in your state. You join the International Organization of Cookie Cutters who demand that you never have any other baked dessert. Is it illegal for them to ban someone who also cooks or eats brownies? Probably not. Even though brownies are legal.
The NCAA has many rules saying athletes cant do things that are legal under state laws (ie take certain OTC or prescription meds they consider enhancers.)
State laws usually don't limit an association from making some more restrictive regulation or bylaw.
Groups are generally allowed to make more restrictive rules. The SEC has some rules that are more restrictive than the state laws and even more restrictive than NCAA.
Im not sure the NCAA wants to fight though. In fact, Im pretty sure they don't.
You’re missing the point. They will not be able to compete in NCAA sponsored events if they accept money for endorsements unless the NCAA changes its rules.That’s really my point. The entirety of this law is to neuter the NCAA. The NCAA bylaw, or whatever it is, is not going to override the state of Florida.
NCAA Board of Governors has already said they approve of this though and are going to change the rule.You’re missing the point. They will not be able to compete in NCAA sponsored events if they accept money for endorsements unless the NCAA changes its rules.
I think this order comes prior to NCAA implementation, correct?NCAA Board of Governors has already said they approve of this though and are going to change the rule.
I'd care much other than wanting my EA Football back. The only video game I ever loved.