Either way, the player is acting within the rules towards his own financial

Sep 25, 2024
7:37:06am

shoganai All-American

self-interest. None of us would hesitate to do the same thing in our professional lives.

Why should we demand that college football players live by some mystical code of ethics that doesn't apply to anyone else?

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Time

Eventually were gonna see players hold a team hostage

RockyBalboa

7:18am

There needs to be something written into their NIL to prevent this type of stuff.

Swag Kazekage

7:20am

Change the transfer rules.

cruiserhead

7:33am

Ding Ding Ding

TNT

8:22am

Weird that many seem to think the player wronged the program.

KYU

7:28am

I actually find it unlikely a school stops paying their star QB

Huge Manatee

7:34am

It would be so easy for the school to prove

KYU

7:42am

Either way, the player is acting within the rules towards his own financial

shoganai

7:37am

It's not apples to apples

Huge Manatee

7:41am

No two things are ever "exactly" the same, but I'm comfortable that they are

shoganai

7:46am

If you are in a public setting where you made a commitment to a team

Huge Manatee

7:48am

I'm sure he realized this would make people upset.

shoganai

7:49am

This really isn't how it works. He's not quitting on his team. The team didn't hire him nor did they breach the

KYU

8:36am

He is in his rights to quit, but saying he's not quitting is incorrect

Huge Manatee

9:00am

Make them employees and this all goes away. We can't have our cake and eat it

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