Anonymous #1 21h

Still an addiction there are hundreds of others I can guarantee that.

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Anonymous #1 21h

If the big 12 suspended him I’d be supportive but the ncaa is zero tolerance and until it is dead you have no rules in college sports

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 21h

I think the NCAA needs to be aggressive about stripping wins from teams that engage in this stuff. Similar situation in men’s basketball, Alabama should have to forfeit all of the wins from Bediako for example, it’s the only thing they can do within their power. They established the precedent to do this and their ability to enforce it when they took away Kansas’ Final 4 (and probably would’ve taken the natty had they won) for a situation that was completely their fault over eligibility rules

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Anonymous #1 21h

Yeah but the issue in the social media era is the memories matter more than the trophy. The games they won are on camera and on YouTube. Strip it away you get pointed and laughed at then reminded here’s the score of the game.

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Anonymous #1 21h

This is a crisis he shouldn’t be playing but the big 12 is who needs to step up and cut him down not an institution that thought of itself as the modern slave trade until fucking 2020

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 21h

Doesn’t really matter what people say if you can punish the program. Look at the death spiral Louisville was post-Pitino, they can still strip scholarships and block bowl eligibility

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Anonymous #1 21h

Bowls that nobody cares about anymore and all players opt out to hit the portal or draft?!

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 21h

Bowl eligibility extends to the CFP as well, and it’s much more rigid so you cannot appeal it what so ever. Players leaving negatively affect those programs. The NCAA has the tools available, they’re just worried that if they attempt to start this fight they’re going to lose hard

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Anonymous #1 21h

They’ve lost hard** until the fed government gives them teeth they are non-existent

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 21h

Honestly I don’t really blame the NCAA being passive, they haven’t won shit in the courts. They can’t fight hundreds of federal judges all in the pockets of various schools

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 9h

Bro didn’t self report, He got turned in my Texas police

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Anonymous #1 8h

Because Cincinnati snitched on a player who planned to enter rehab this offseason anyway. Mostly because they were pissed he left them. Not a tech fan but nobody discusses that part. Had he stayed at Cincy they were gonna send him to rehab anyway and they wouldn’t have said anything

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Anonymous prizeisdrunk 8h

No Cinci had nothing to do with it. The sportsbook themselves reported it to texas police because he was committing a crime sending money to gamble on his behalf

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Anonymous #1 7h

What do you think their NIL suit was? Not to mention they knew about his addiction and let him play. The second he left they made a call. Then Texas police acted

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