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Dabo goes scorched earth

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Assuming everything he said is factual, this is the perfect opportunity for the NCAA to reassert some power and/or boundaries... Come down HARD and maybe that deters things somewhat? 

I don't know what other choice they have. If you do little/nothing, then it's OFFICIALLY an NCAA endorsed free for all.

People with very deep pockets (gamblers?? mobsters??) must want this 

lawlessness and avarice, but because of my own ignorance and naivete I can't see through the veil.  Some of you know how to follow the money.

What is going on?  What are your more seasoned eyes seeing?

 

Golding should get a 6 game suspension plus any post season games.  The player and agent should be sued for damages.  Rake them over the coals.

I never realized how clean Dabo has been in recruiting throughout his career.   Wow!  He’s been an angel out there.   This has been a real surprise to me. 

Well, I went back to listen to Dabo. Seems more like a partial documentary of how the portal works these days.  There are no rules let alone enforcement. It is basically a 21st Century version of a slave auction with the participation of the slave and his trader.

What a clusterf....🤔.  Some things don't add up if there is a buyout in a contract and the player opts to take that option and move, regardless of when they sign the contract.  That would present a big problem between any enforcement by the NCAA or another group for tampering with the legal system.  I don't know if Luke's contract had a buyout and think that is tampering if he did not have one, otherwise it is a real mess.  The NIL and portal are huge problems the way they are set up.

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