Transfer Portal

[BigHorns]

Lol. Show me where one person has gotten in trouble because of this. I’ll save you the time there isn’t one. It’s the Wild West. Anything goes.


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You are correct, for now. However, the NCAA is notoriously slow moving on investigations. If they started any this year, it might take a year or two before they decide to act on it.

It will take a bit more time to see how it all plays out. Like I said before, it won't be a blueblood they go after, it will be the next SMU or Cleveland St.

[Bisonguy]

Teams have their own compliance but its the fox guarding the hen house

NCAA has to show some ball and if they want to break apart because they cant follow rules, let them go. Its not like we can get games vs the Big 10

Quit acting like the NCAA is some sort of government regulatory agency. It's not the DOT, FTC, or FDA.

It's a member run organization and right now the few members that everyone else bows down to have it running exactly the way they want.

[HerdBot]

Quit acting like the NCAA is some sort of government regulatory agency. It's not the DOT, FTC, or FDA.

It's a member run organization and right now the few members that everyone else bows down to have it running exactly the way they want.

Rules exist and its the NCAAs job to enforce them. There is blantant cheating and tampering going on and you're making excuses for it. If a billion industry cant regulate their members, its intentional. Every other industry on the planet that operates in all 50 states has compliance people. Fast food, banks, car dealerships, insurance companies, etc. A good first step would be to set rules with defined consequenses. If they wanted to, they could probably hire 100 people for the entire cost of the FCS playoffs and its chump change to them

[bisonaudit]

Perhaps they’re finding it difficult to police indefensible restrictions on people’s right to work?

[HerdBot]

Perhaps they’re finding it difficult to police indefensible restrictions on people’s right to work?

Right to work does not include tampering. Tampering hasvalways been against the NCAA rules before NIL/Transfer Portal and after. Tampering is more on the teams

[Snowgoose]

Perhaps they’re finding it difficult to police indefensible restrictions on people’s right to work?

Even in professional sports u cannot tamper. This has nothing to do with the right to work.

[SamsRams]

Even in professional sports u cannot tamper. This has nothing to do with the right to work.

And it’s not tampering for players to recruit other players in professional or college sports

[bisonaudit]

Even in professional sports u cannot tamper. This has nothing to do with the right to work.

The professional leagues are unionized and the players negotiated those terms of employment. Absent that find me an industry where a worker can’t talk to anyone representing a prospective employer.

[taper]

Rules exist and its the NCAAs job to enforce them. There is blantant cheating and tampering going on and you're making excuses for it. If a billion industry cant regulate their members, its intentional. Every other industry on the planet that operates in all 50 states has compliance people. Fast food, banks, car dealerships, insurance companies, etc. A good first step would be to set rules with defined consequenses. If they wanted to, they could probably hire 100 people for the entire cost of the FCS playoffs and its chump change to them

What you call tampering is called illegal collusion everywhere else, including all the industries you mention. For example, a bunch of Silicon Valley companies were found guilty of violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Act by colluding to not poach each other's employees. They had to pay over $400M in a later civil suit for suppressing wages.

[WhoRepsTheLurker]

https://www.inforum.com/sports/bison...-to-iowa-state

Didn't want to start a new thread
Was hoping he would be OC at some point