go iu bb

On twitter a bunch of WVU fans were calling Tucker a coke head among other things. Yet people try to say IU fans are the problem. Yeah.

You should have just said in the first place that you just didn't want him to win. Your opinion, however, does not have an effect on the chances he would win a lawsuit against the NCAA. His chances of winning are very high, so high that the NCAA will probably grant him another year to avoid a lawsuit.

Which part? The football part is - they can play any 4 games and still redshirt. The NCAA doesn't have a great recent track record for winning lawsuits and part of the reason for that is how inconsistent they are in both their rules and enforcement. If they were to get sued in court by Goode, they'd almost certainly lose.

That is an excellent point. I was concentrating so hard on basketball I didn't stop to think about the football rules. No way they would win a lawsuit.

To add on to AH's reply, the reason the NCAA probably won't fight it is because there is a good chance they'd lose the lawsuit. Having to defend why 10 games played at the beginning of the season versus 10 games played at the end of the season is a losing proposition since that is an arbitrary distinction as both players miss the same amount of games. The NCAA is probably starting to recognize lawsuits they won't win.

He didn't play a second this year so he could get a redshirt if he wanted since he hasn't used his redshirt year. He also has a season where he played only 8 games so if Goode can get a waiver he should be able to as well.

Actual footage of the meeting with CDD. Only 3 words were spoken so it was quick.

It's still 6 days until April 1st. No way this guy is accurate. In the comments he does say maybe over 2 years. That account has a whopping 295 followers.

I went to check CDD's twitter page and this is the only recent post. The WV and Iowa fans are MAD. lol

Rabby mentioned Achoki Moikobu as a possible assistant. Was an assistant under CDD at Drake and is currently at TT. He also mentions Mitch Ballock but as a possible "IU staffer." Unclear what role he might be considered for.

I've had worse.

Didn't get as far as the rabbit. Some of the dialog based comedy I'm not surprised. But the Black Knight? Nothing. Brave Sir Robin running away? Nada. Maybe he's just too young to appreciate genius.

Speaking of no sense of humor: The other day I was watching some Monty Python - both Flying Circus and Holy Grail. My 7 year old son said this is just weird and not funny. I have failed as a parent.

He was their first choice. After DeVries turned them down. Just like DeVries was IU's first choice. After Stevens and May and, as rumors have it, others turned them down. They got a quality coach as did IU. Nothing wrong with being the first choice after others.

Dude. Did you even read the whole thing before replying? I literally addressed that in the post. Edit: Rabjohns says it's 15 scholarships.

With 15 roster spots there isn't much risk in waiting if needed. If the NIL and rev share numbers we're seeing are even accurate, a full scholarship wouldn't even be needed, just up those numbers enough to cover what the scholarship would've.

That's sad for the athletes there. Another unintended consequence of the House ruling.

All of this arguing over a guy who might not even end up at IU. He didn't follow CDD to WVU.

Yes, I think Goode would win in court. If a player misses all but 10 games in a season with an injury, it seems pretty arbitrary to say that a player gets another season if, and only if, those 10 games are at the beginning of the season.

It's also day 1 of the portal. Give it a little time.

You don't think we're going to be able to get 10 kids out of the portal who are very good offensively, very good defensively, high IQ, as well as quick and highly athletic? Crazy talk.

"We paid him $1M for his autograph. That's how much it was worth to us."

No, the Galloway/Leal class (HS 2020) was the last to get that COVID year. His first 2 years he played 16 and 18 games which are too many to get a waiver for another year.