BiggaGeauxrilla

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I thought your source left?

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Do you all not understand how the donor networks actually work? The people that donate money expect and are given some insight into the programs they support. These conversations happen over lunches, fund raisers, business meetings etc. These things get talked about all the time regardless if you knew the former GM in Phillys case on a personal level or not. You obviously get to that point by having some personal relationships to people around the program. Problem is every time one of them comes on here yall attack and rip them apart accusing them of being full of shite. Yall have ran off just about every somewhat insider there’s ever been on here. They are all talking to the same people everyone else is. You think Mascona and Wilson Alexander, Shea Dixon talk daily to Lane, Verge and Billy Glasscock?

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Is he angry or does he just have more time given no postseason interference?

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Probably both, Woodward handcuffed the baseball program too.

Damn that’s big. Creates a ton of depth in the OF. Stainfield and Brown showed you last year why that’s so important.

Concerning

I don't feel sorry for anyone either and I support them and the opportunity to capitalize on their abilities but there needs to be guardrails in place to limit the exploitation. Allowing colleges to sign high school athletes to contractual NIL deals prior to enrollment or even signing with the actual school is only creating a ton of future legalities.

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You'll have to show me where Sorsby played for Tech. Dumbass.

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You'll have to show me where Texas Tech wasn't just sucking everyone off in the Texas court system to try and get him cleared to play. Yall are the absolute last fan base to come in here preaching about taking the moral high road and doing whats best for anyone. It took your states dumb arse attorney general sticking his head up his arse, threatening lawsuits to get TT to do the right thing. I hope Sorsby is taking that five million he stole from Oil boy and betting 2 mil of it on yall going 8-4 this year.

Thank you, thats crazy thats allowed. He hasn't even graduated high school yet. If an entity wants to pay a high schooler to do name, image and likeness thats fine but it shouldn't have any ties to a college until that player is officially signed and eligible to play with that institution. A 16 year old kid getting financially and legally locked in to a school and it being contractually leveraged against them should be illegal just on principle alone.

Something never looked right with him but you can't consistently loose guys like this with that amount of potential if he gets it figured out.

For schools with current student-athletes who may be eligible for hardship waivers or extensions of eligibility, the Cabinet indicated that the deadline to submit any waiver requests to NCAA staff is July 31. After that date, waivers would no longer be available for current student-athletes or prospects.

Student-athletes whose fourth season of collegiate eligibility was completed by spring 2026: No additional eligibility.
Currently enrolled student-athletes with eligibility remaining after the 2025-26 academic year: Flexibility for schools to apply the age-based model or continue with the previous eligibility rules (four seasons to compete with five total years of eligibility), whichever is most beneficial to that individual.
Prospects expected to graduate from high school in spring 2027: Age-based model only.
Prospects expected to graduate from high school in spring 2026, regardless of planned enrollment date: Age-based model only.
Prospects who graduated prior to spring 2026 and have not enrolled: The NCAA Eligibility Center will review the prospect's individual circumstances and apply the age-based model or existing delayed enrollment eligibility rules, whichever is most beneficial to that individual.

This approach just seems so much more unpredictable and risky than the transfer dominant model. Tho both are necessary, they seem to be putting more eggs in the recruiting basket.

I guess, the fact it took this amount of legalities and pressure from everyone to even get this to a “mutual parting” of ways says everything about money, government and college football that needs to be said.