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I agree with Georgia on this. It's a contract, abide by its terms or suffer the consequences.
Is it at all surprising? It always seemed like it was going to get here. Also, that someone as sleazy as Lane Kiffin would potentially be at the heart of it (if the rumors that it was LSU swooping in with the mammoth offer to Williams turn out to be true)?Yeah this is the type of nonsense that's gonna kill the sport.
Let's hope Washington has been lilly pure in their dealings with players from other teams.Is it at all surprising? It always seemed like it was going to get here. Also, that someone as sleazy as Lane Kiffin would potentially be at the heart of it (if the rumors that it was LSU swooping in with the mammoth offer to Williams turn out to be true)?
It's not surprising at all. I'm just saying once the sport is wrapped up in litigation it will cease to exist.Is it at all surprising? It always seemed like it was going to get here. Also, that someone as sleazy as Lane Kiffin would potentially be at the heart of it (if the rumors that it was LSU swooping in with the mammoth offer to Williams turn out to be true)?
It's not surprising at all. I'm just saying once the sport is wrapped up in litigation it will cease to exist.
Every school is sleazy. The mammoth offer doesn't matter as he has a contract.
It's because the powers that be are still trying to pretend it's NOT a professional sport.This is why I hate when people call it a professional sport now. What is allowed to happen in this circus is an insult to professional sports.
They might have to rethink taking it to court, because to prove their case they are going to have to admit he is an employee, and not just a student. And that would then with smart agents allow the players to form a union which is what the conferences don't want.I am a little confused by this. Because unless something changed. I thought contracts could not be signed as that would make it pay for play. So I’m a little confused on this contract. I’m sure it’s for his payment but they I was under the impression they can’t say it’s for playing football at Washington.
Can there really be any rules without collective bargaining? Which means a union.They might have to rethink taking it to court, because to prove their case they are going to have to admit he is an employee, and not just a student. And that would then with smart agents allow the players to form a union which is what the conferences don't want.
Because then the players would be able to look at all that revenue the conferences are getting and demand their share.
That would really do a number on the SEC, and Big.
That's where this very well might end up .
Can't he sugn the contract as an independent contract? Aren't all athletes today signing agreements for revenue sharing payments?They might have to rethink taking it to court, because to prove their case they are going to have to admit he is an employee, and not just a student. And that would then with smart agents allow the players to form a union which is what the conferences don't want.
Because then the players would be able to look at all that revenue the conferences are getting and demand their share.
That would really do a number on the SEC, and Big.
That's where this very well might end up .