Good luck to all of our #ProBruins this season!

𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐔𝐧𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐝: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬’ 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 From Houston to Nigeria and Back: My Journey Beyond Football by @PatrickPaul_76 ➡️ bit.ly/4625lMU #GoCoogs x #TEAM

Happy birthday Michael Crabtree! 🦀🌳

Former North Carolina Supreme Court justice with some strong words on the NCAA’s current transfer restrictions. He believes they violate antitrust law. And that the current transfer waiver standard shows the NCAA is not actually concerned with athlete mental health.

The people that play should share in the profits of the work that they do. #PayThePlayers #CollegeFootball

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I had teammates who felt like they had to do illegal things to feed their kids on full scholarship. Now they handing out money but they can’t take them cases back!

Texas A&M now owes Jimbo Fisher $76.8 million🤯💰 on3.com/college/texas-…

Thank you Houston! ❤️🐾 #75out

Ex-Titans TE Frank Wycheck, 52, dies after fall at home. I am heartbroken. Frank retired from #concussions at 32 & was courageously outspoken. He was in the first group of athletes to publicly pledge to donate their brain in 2008. We owe him a great debt. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…

There is a debt that the NCAA owes all current, former and future college football players. 2024 the bill comes due. #PayThePlayers

NCAA is currently fighting at least a half-dozen legal challenges. They would: - cost $3B+ in retroactive NIL/Alston/TV revenue - make athletes employees - permit athletes to unionize - permit athletes to transfer unlimited times - permit athletes to sign NIL deals as recruits

Stop Hitting Kids in the Head Henry Ramirez. Boxers get #CTE. It's not fair to give kids CTE. Head shots are inappropriate at age 10.

These two things are real: 1. Houston vs Oklahoma '19 (5.4 million viewership) 2. House v. NCAA Total estimated settlement payments: $1,574 Houston vs Oklahoma Football Highlights youtu.be/-Ivj1j5hE9k?si… via YouTube

A potential ramification of this Dept of Ed memo (assuming it’s not quickly overturned by a court, which is a distinct possibility): it may push schools to more strongly consider employment for certain athletes. Payments would not be treated as athletics financial assistance.

NEW: House settlement leader Steve Berman blasts Donald Trump, Nick Saban for 'unneeded self-involvement'🫣 “College athletes are spearheading historic changes and benefitting massively from NIL deals. They don’t need this unmerited interference from a coach only seeking to

The more I think about the House v. NCAA settlement, the more I realize that there is only 1 good component, and it's very temporary. The positive piece of the deal is the damages to athletes going back to 2016 in the amount of roughly $2.8 billion. You could argue this is a

It is no surprise that the NCAA is a huge advocate for the SCORE Act. After all, it allows them to override the multitude of court cases they’ve lost (including at the Supreme Court, where they lost 9-0). They want to resume the business or policing, punishing, and restricting

If player safety were genuinely a priority, spring football wouldn’t exist. However, I agree w/ NCAA here. Playing against another team raises the risk without any substantial reward.

Thankfully he’s a free market anti-regulation capitalist right? 👀