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The Bank Shot Podcast College Basketball Top 25: Week 11

1. Tennessee Volunteers(1) 12-0
2. Auburn Tigers(2) 12-1
3. Iowa State Cyclones(3) 10-1
4. Duke Blue Devils(4) 10-2
5. Florida Gators(5) 13-0
6. Oregon Ducks(6) 12-1
7. Alabama Crimson Tide(7) 11-2
8. Kansas Jayhawks(8) 9-2
9. Oklahoma Sooners(9) 13-0
10. Marquette Golden Eagles(10) 10-2
11. Texas A&M Aggies(11) 11-2
12. Kentucky Wildcats(12) 10-2
13. Drake Bulldogs (13) 12-0
14. West Virginia Mountaineers(14) 9-2
15. Michigan State Spartans(15) 10-2
16. Cincinnati Bearcats(17) 10-1
17. UConn Huskies(18) 10-3
18. Mississippi State Bulldogs(20) 11-1
19. UCLA Bruins(25) 11-2
20. Pittsburgh Panthers(21) 10-2
21. Georgia Bulldogs(23) 12-1
22. Vanderbilt Commodores(24) 11-1
23. Memphis Tigers(NR) 10-3
24. Utah State Aggies(NR) 12-1
25. San Diego State Aztecs(16) 8-3

On The Edge: Gonzaga, Ole Miss, Illinois, Arizona State, Wisconsin, Houston, St. Bonaventure, Arkansas, St. Johns, Maryland, Clemson, Purdue, Michigan, Missouri, SMU, Baylor, Georgetown, UC San Diego, Liberty, Texas

Out: (19)Gonzaga, (22)Ole Miss

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9 minutes ago, Loaded Chicken Sandwich said:

Here is where things get crazy right? I mean if all he did was say it would happen... What legal standing could they possibly have? If it isn't on paper in a contract, it's just a dumb promise.

Similar deal to Sluka at UNLV, but that story died pretty quickly. Not sure what anyone can do about an unpaid verbal promise/handshake agreement if that's all it is.

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8 minutes ago, Hovadipo said:

Similar deal to Sluka at UNLV, but that story died pretty quickly. Not sure what anyone can do about an unpaid verbal promise/handshake agreement if that's all it is.

Isn't a verbal/handshake agreement a binding legal contract?

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4 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

Indiana > Everybody (mostly-I’m exaggerating but not by much) in fulfilling NIL opportunities and promises and because of that will always have a seat at the recruiting table.

Once we get a respected system and coach, on court results just might  100% will change.
 

 

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30 minutes ago, AKHoosier said:

College sports are such a cesspool right now. Anyone who can get sued WILL get sued. 

There's a reason professional sports don't operate this way. 

Multiple reasons. Antitrust exemptions, player unionization which leads to CBAs, contracts are a few. Also, making the players employees makes a huge difference.

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