Duke QB to Miami?

[dan7800]

How about this: You can transfer once per BS/MS degree earned.

Force these kids to get a degree and limit this incessant transferring.

 

[Archbold44]

How about this: You can transfer once per BS/MS degree earned.

Force these kids to get a degree and limit this incessant transferring.

I have thought of different ways to do it, but it is also garbage that a football player has less transfer rights than an ordinary student.

I think the solution is multi-year contracts with buyouts. If it works for coaches, it can work for players

 

[FloridaCuse]

Wow. Are there other ways to hurt the U?

 

[Jake]

we'd march on beck's apartment before the game monday night. i'd probably be arrested but it'd be worth it.

I think Fran would set fire to the university of Miami.

 

[FloridaCuse]

 

[FloridaCuse]

 

[FloridaCuse]

 

[cusefan88]

Might as well use the European soccer system to set transfer fees. The big boys can spend at least "smaller" schools can cash in.

 

[FloridaCuse]

Very good video. Maybe Duke won't agree to put Mensah in the portal. This guy says his agent shouldn't be allowed to be an agent any more. But for a surprising reason.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

This is awesome. Bring on the crazy.

 

[FloridaCuse]

Read David McKenzie's full tweet if you can. Coukd be a tortious interfence with an existing contract case. In N.C. it can be triple damages.

Go Duke! [Boy that seems very strange to write.]

 

[dan7800]

I have thought of different ways to do it, but it is also garbage that a football player has less transfer rights than an ordinary student.

I think the solution is multi-year contracts with buyouts. If it works for coaches, it can work for players

You have to sit out the sport until you earn the degree.

 

[FloridaCuse]

Miami Herald. As expected.

 

[FloridaCuse]

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Read David McKenzie's full tweet if you can. Coukd be a tortious interfence with an existing contract case. In N.C. it can be triple damages.

Go Duke! [Boy that seems very strange to write.]

Tortious interfence sounds like something you'd encounter playing some Dungeons & Dragons you know what I'm saying?

 

[javadoc]

Read David McKenzie's full tweet if you can. Coukd be a tortious interfence with an existing contract case. In N.C. it can be triple damages.

Go Duke! [Boy that seems very strange to write.]

Halftime at the concert. This is one of the factors I was going to raise. If there is a grant of the NIL rights in the contract, that sounds like a non compete clause, and I would absolutely pursue tortious interference if it was available in the controlling venue.

And force discovery - get hold of all Miami’s communications.

The injured party here seems to be the NIL funding entity, at the least. If that was a valid NIL concern they have been harmed apart from the cost of the deal. It’s not equitable relief just to refund the money. Pursue damages if possible.

 

[oldpinepoint]

Syracuse's John Wildhack: College football needs wholesale changes

 

[FloridaCuse]

Halftime at the concert. This is one of the factors I was going to raise. If there is a grant of the NIL rights in the contract, that sounds like a non compete clause, and I would absolutely pursue tortious interference if it was available in the controlling venue.

And force discovery - get hold of all Miami’s communications.

The injured party here seems to be the NIL funding entity, at the least. If that was a valid NIL concern they have been harmed apart from the cost of the deal. It’s not equitable relief just to refund the money. Pursue damages if possible.

Why isn't Duke damaged when they had a contract with him for next year and relied on that contract in not pursuing and signing a comparable player, plus he publicly announced he was returning. And did this at the 11th hour.

 

[Cusefan69]

Funny thing is our ACC Commissioner is so used to bending over and taking it, that no protections will be put in place to protect ACC raids like this with each other. It's a bad look to tamper with a fellow league player basically on the last day. Miami, like FSU doesn't give a s$&/ about the ACC, rules or anything.

 

[sufan59]

Syracuse's John Wildhack: College football needs wholesale changes

The timing of the article makes it seem like Wildhack and others on the inside knew this scenario was about to happen.

 

[baggerbob]

How about this: You can transfer once per BS/MS degree earned.

Force these kids to get a degree and limit this incessant transferring.

There are no rules anymore, the NCAA can't even tell players they can't play if academically
ineligible, because if they do they will end up in court and lose.
That would lead to eliminating the Student Athlete sham, and they would have to recognize them as employees.

 

[richmondcuse03]

The timing of the article makes it seem like Wildhack and others on the inside knew this scenario was about to happen.

Perhaps. But also these issues have been percolating for a while. He may have just jumped on opportunity to articulate it after the sec comments earlier in the week too. More need to say it. It’s the only obvious solution.

 

[im4cuse]

Funny thing is our ACC Commissioner is so used to bending over and taking it, that no protections will be put in place to protect ACC raids like this with each other. It's a bad look to tamper with a fellow league player basically on the last day. Miami, like FSU doesn't give a s$&/ about the ACC, rules or anything.

Let’s hear from the ACC commissioner. Or is he hiding under the bed?
Miami and Duke really deserve each other. Bring on that state court lawsuit!

 

[cuse62]

I keep thinking, some people at SMU are looking at each other and saying, “ We get the death penalty.”

 

[FloridaCuse]

Duke QB Darian Mensah enters transfer portal at 11th hour despite signing 2-year deal

Mensah's decision comes less than a month after he announced his intention to return to Duke, and now Miami is a leading candidate.

www.nytimes.com