4. "lost the Heisman; great for his pro outlook though" In response to Reply # 0
as long as it's dumb NCAA eligibility stuff and nothing criminal. he's shown all he needed to at the college level and saves himself a half-season of carries before his rookie NFL year.
Tennessee would be 4-1 if Treon Harris and Gurley would have messed up two weeks earlier. I fully expect us to get beat by Ole Miss 24-21 and have Nkemdiche and Bo Wallace suspended the next day.
13. "these rules are so horribly draconian." In response to Reply # 0
i mean, you're not allowed to make money off your own signature -something that should never be illegal under any circumstances IMHO...that's your everlasting piece of intellectual property.
yet, they say "why doesn't Gurley go out and get a job?" now, if he wanted a job you know why he'd get hired - cuz he's Todd Gurley! he's gonna get hired cuz it's a good look for whomever hires him OR because someone connected to the program goes "don't worry, i have a job for you".
it's just a fucking joke. meanwhile, the UGA/NCAA websites stay hawkin that #3 jersey.
19. "2 other ?'s. Why only take $400.00? And why'd the guy snitch on him" In response to Reply # 0
Him accepting $400.00 just makes me feel bad... he signed 80 items! Let's say the stuff sells at an average of at least 50 bucks each that's 4 grand!! If you know you're breaking the rules, make more then 400 bucks
Then you have the piece of shit that gave him the 400.00, knowing he was raping him, then at some point decides to go tell on him?
My other question about this rule is... Are these places allowed to sell autograph's of these players? They just can't pay for it? So random people can make money selling the signature of the player, but the player can't charge a penny to sign it? It's just mind boggling it really is
29. "RE: 2 other ?'s. Why only take $400.00? And why'd the guy snitch on him" In response to Reply # 19
>My other question about this rule is... Are these places >allowed to sell autograph's of these players? They just can't >pay for it? So random people can make money selling the >signature of the player, but the player can't charge a penny >to sign it? It's just mind boggling it really is
Basically once you sign that letter of intent you give away all your rights. Schools and others can profit off of you, you just cannot profit off of yourself.
31. "NCAA pigs really mad about that Ed O'Bannon...they crushed this kid" In response to Reply # 0
for $400. That's not even half of what they bet on the front nine at Augusta when they meet up for a 'business meeting' to discuss which Madame service they are going to use for this year's Orange bowl.
40. "He's blazing fast but takes forever to get going, not sure he'll have th..." In response to Reply # 0 Wed Oct-29-14 09:12 PM by Jon
consistent openings to pick up steam in today's NFL. He seems sluggish early in runs, large target, I just get that bust vibe about him, unless a fantastic run-blocking team nabs him.
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