RIP Satellite camps - Back from the Dead (4/28/16)

[AR Husker Fan]

I think it's more likely that the conference or one of the teams will find a student athlete that is willing to act as a test case and suit would be brought in his name (through his parents).

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

 

[Redux]

Well, thank goodness the SEC put a stop to our dasterdly unfair recruiting advantages.

 

[Landlord]

The Big Ten was the only P5 conference voting against, though. How much momentum is there really for a change back? Seems slim.

We don't know how those votes were carried out. My guess is that it was conference commissioners voting on behalf of the conference as a whole, which really means only voting on behalf of the vested interests of the top teams. If this vote was done per school and not per single representative per conference, I believe it would have turned out much differently.

 

[cm husker]

It's amusing that Saban's argument is "these things don't even work, so why allow them?"

If they don't work, why oppose them?

 

[MichiganDad3]

It's amusing that Saban's argument is "these things don't even work, so why allow them?"

If they don't work, why oppose them?

I am so happy to see Saban is worried about Nebraska wasting money on something that doesn't work. What would we do without him?

 

[Touchdown Tommie]

It is just interesting that the NCAA takes a stand on this, but refuses to look into the shady recruiting practices of one of the biggest conferences in the P5...

 

[Red Five]

https://mobile.twitter.com/TedMillerRK/status/719196479001206784

 

[cm husker]

That's a nonsensical comment from Shaw. Stanford logisticians will be quite disappointed.

 

[zeWilbur]

https://mobile.twitter.com/TedMillerRK/status/719196479001206784

You probably don't want to visit a women's shelter looking for a date either but that doesn't mean you become celibate instead.

 

[zoogs]

That's pretty transparently "We don't feel we need to do it ourselves, so let's make sure nobody can." I think it captures the impetus behind the move.

I'm so glad this was fast tracked. Clearly it was a big NCAA priority. Kudos for taking care of the SEC; at least the benefits are falling on a conference widely known for its total lack of underhanded recruiting tactics.

 

[Landlord]

Shaw is a prick, but his full statement was basically, "I don't have an opinion. Some people do them, some people don't. We've never felt the need to." It wasn't pro-ban or anything like that, it was just unnecessarily pretentious.

 

[BigRedBuster]

These coaches like Shaw and Saban have no clue how stupid they look making those statements.

 

[cm husker]

Shaw is a prick, but his full statement was basically, "I don't have an opinion. Some people do them, some people don't. We've never felt the need to." It wasn't pro-ban or anything like that, it was just unnecessarily pretentious.

Especially when I know some of my friends who went to Stanford on athletic scholarships aren't exactly Mensa candidates. God love 'em.