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  • leo from jersey
    Veteran
    • Apr 2007
    • 6168

    #166
    Originally posted by swilsonsp4

    The NCAA board of directors are made up of presidents (or designees) of 20 different schools. Only six of them are from P4 institutions, with four of those from B1G/SEC schools. The remaining 14 are spread out across D1, including mid-majors and FCS programs.
    That is the official allotment. The thing is money does the talking and just a few schools bring in the money that are distributed to all in various measures. I think we know who sets the procedures. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Who carries the clout Ohio State or Ball state. I think we can plainly see that by who is picked to go to the various championship tourneys. TV needs marquee matchups. Who will many watch this year Texas Tech v, UC or East Carolina v. Charlotte. Who gets the games on prestige networks.

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    • Rufus
      Veteran
      • Apr 2019
      • 2684

      #167
      I am probably wrong in the make up of board members but I stand by the premise that upper eschelon schools rule and vote on matters that benefit only them and not college athletics as a whole. The state of college athletics wouldn't find itself in this mess after COVID if it wasn't otherwise.

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      • Lobot
        Administrator
        • Apr 2007
        • 28162

        #168
        The NCAA challenge to Judge Wagner's ruling was dismissed today. MJ Collins is still eligible for now
        Brent Wyrick
        92 Final Four Front Row
        @LobotC2DFW

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        • longtimefan
          Veteran
          • Mar 2009
          • 5434

          #169
          Originally posted by Lobot
          The NCAA challenge to Judge Wagner's ruling was dismissed today. MJ Collins is still eligible for now
          So, basically the courts say NCAA can’t make rules on eligibility of athletes, and can’t stop athletes from gambling. There really are no rules anymore. The judge today said the athletes would suffer irreparable harm, but the NCAA would suffer no harm. I don’t think that’s right.


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