Kyle McCord to NFL Draft

[kingtidge]

ND hasn’t had a single player enter the portal!

Jesus saves.

 

[dasher]

Frosh in 2017
Soph in 2018
Junior in 2019. Got injured. Entered 2020 draft.

Well, that is only 3 years. What is this about him asking for a waiver?

 

[XC Cuse]

Well, that is only 3 years. What is this about him asking for a waiver?

Your thinking Taulia, who was applying for a sixth year.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Former Alabama QB Taulia Tagovailoa denied extra year of eligibility by NCAA, per report

Taulia Tagovailoa will enter the NFL draft after being denied an extra year of eligibility by the NCAA, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

www.tuscaloosanews.com

 

[cardiac]

Am I missing why Kyle has any chance of winning this appeal?? Seems pretty cut and dry

 

[farnsworth]

Am I missing why Kyle has any chance of winning this appeal?? Seems pretty cut and dry

The bad news is that in a court of law Kyle's case is so similar to Taulia's (Tua's younger brother), that it would be argued that the precedent has already been set on a case like this.

The good news is the NCAA is a lot more inconsistent than a court of law and we don't know all the details, so there's still a chance.

 

[dan7800]

Am I missing why Kyle has any chance of winning this appeal?? Seems pretty cut and dry

Also, why does it take months to figure these things out?

 

[Dinkyspond]

Jesus saves.

"and Orr scores on the rebound!" A popular bumper sticker in Boston back in the day.

 

[kingtidge]

Also, why does it take months to figure these things out?

They are weighing granting the additional year vs. vacating more Boeheim wins instead...

Maybe will do both.

 

[JKinPhilly]

They are weighing granting the additional year vs. vacating more Boeheim wins instead...

Maybe will do both.

Can we sacrifice Red instead?

 

[oldpinepoint]

Also, why does it take months to figure these things out?

NC double a-h0les are on their own schedule

 

[bnoro]

Angeli?

:sprints away, pulls hammy, it's not pretty:

Do you ever get tired of yourself?

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Do you ever get tired of yourself?

Yeah.

But I always come back around.

 

[David321]

I'm calling it right now, Kyle is coming back. No inside information (I never have inside information), just a feeling.

I base my feeling on the belief that the NIL damages argument is a solid one, given Kyle's high profile imo, and the belief that Kyle will choose to return if allowed the opportunity.

 

[kcsu]

Lets Dream. Kyle Pena LA all back. Add in a few horses on both sides and make the playoffs next year. Kyle wins the Heisman.

 

[OburgOrange]

"and Orr scores on the rebound!" A popular bumper sticker in Boston back in the day.

Not Orr, Esposito

 

[JRHEETER]

Lets Dream. Kyle Pena LA all back. Add in a few horses on both sides and make the playoffs next year. Kyle wins the Heisman.

Please don’t get me this excited this early in my day

 

[kcsu]

Please don’t get me this excited this early in my day

did it move

 

[Shrmdougluvr]

Just want to confirm, the success of Kyle's appeal hinges not only on the NCAA ignoring the plain language of the governing statutes/regulations, but also ignoring years of precedent interpreting the statutes/regulations?

 

[orangefog]

Just want to confirm, the success of Kyle's appeal hinges not only on the NCAA ignoring the plain language of the governing statutes/regulations, but also ignoring years of precedent interpreting the statutes/regulations?

Oh good, so something they're good at.

 

[David321]

Just want to confirm, the success of Kyle's appeal hinges not only on the NCAA ignoring the plain language of the governing statutes/regulations, but also ignoring years of precedent interpreting the statutes/regulations?

Bahumbug

 

[elimunelson]

"and Orr scores on the rebound!" A popular bumper sticker in Boston back in the day.

Espo scores on the rebound i think was the bumper sticker.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[javadoc]

Just want to confirm, the success of Kyle's appeal hinges not only on the NCAA ignoring the plain language of the governing statutes/regulations, but also ignoring years of precedent interpreting the statutes/regulations?

My hope is that to avoid a lawsuit that blows up another pillar of the org's arrogated authority, yes, to all those things.

 

[richmondcuse03]

My hope is that to avoid a lawsuit that blows up another pillar of the org's arrogated authority, yes, to all those things.

Or perhaps there’s something else in the appeal we are all not aware of. I at least hope so.