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Well if you can’t prevent players from earning income playing college football,
can you set a limit on the number of
years they can do so ?
The old NASL names were pretty
interesting. Philadelphia Fury,
Chicago Sting, etc… look up the Colorado Caribou uniforms if you
want to see what the late 70’s were like.
Then they are independent contractors
who can be held to the stipulations of the contract.
Normally it’s termed penalties for not
adhering to terms of the contract.
Independent contractors can also
be held to the terms of their contract.
The players were probably told one thing by LSU’s coaching staff but
it wasn’t in the written agreements
the players signed. LSU will probably
wait to pay the funds and spin it as
them taking care of their players when they finally do. Deadbeat U.
Sure, they’ll mention LSU not keeping their word to players and trying to stiff a
coach they hired.
I’m sure they offer remedial reading
courses in Angola.
It would tell me as a player that LSU
won’t honor any verbal promises made.
Remember, LSU didn’t want to pay
Kelly either. They will eventually assist
the players because they probably
have an agreement to do so, but
it’s not been their practice to honor
contracts timely.
I believe what he is saying is that the
grift in Louisiana and the over importance of football in relation to what is really matters will help him achieve
his goals.
It’s certainly nicer than Tiger Stadium.
Pele spent the majority of his career with Santos. A weaker
league than La Liga and League
One. His last World Cup was when he was 30. Messi is still
playing and winning World Cup games at 39 years old.
Would better training techniques have helped Pele ?
of course. It doesn’t matter though.
As someone who has seen both of them play in person several times, Messi is
better. Pele outclassed players of his time, but Messi is another level.
My guess is that Louisiana will steer
contracts to donors who will then kick
back a portion to the LSU athletic fund.
Louisiana taxpayers will indirectly foot the bill. Of course any Federal dollars
used in this manner means the rest of us are helping to foot the bill too.
Swiss player screwed himself and his team with that flop.
He was trying to get the Argentian player carded. Brought the 2nd yellow on himself
Lamine makes 35-40 million a year, not counting endorsements.
LSU needs him as a donor.
He’s right. All these die hard
capitalists who want the taxpayer
to support college and pro sports
and shield their teams from failure. Socialize the costs, privatize the profits.