Quote from: Jay Bee on Today at 08:58:04 AMCrazy to think, but feels like making it "ok to pay" players is going to result in an increase in dirty, illegal under the table arrangements.

If ya ain't cheatin', ya ain't tryin'. 

You aren't wrong.  Cheaters will find a way.

Crazy to think, but feels like making it "ok to pay" players is going to result in an increase in dirty, illegal under the table arrangements.

Quote from: tower912 on Today at 08:41:51 AMDammit. I probably missed one or two others, too.

The only other one from 94 to now I could think of is Faisel, and he was born in the USVI, so a citizen.

Dammit. I probably missed one or two others, too.

Measles
Are
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Quote from: tower912 on Today at 08:26:02 AM...Omax, Gold, Walker, Cadougan, Nnamaka, Froling, Berkowitz, Richard Shaw.  Butch played for Puerto Rico.

how could you forget about Montreal, Quebec legend Abel Joseph?

Quote from: forgetful on Today at 08:15:31 AMI disagree, we could have a discussion about Migrant, Immigrants, and Refugees that impacted college basketball.

Hakeem, Giannis, Jokic, Nash, Kyrie, Dirk, Mutumbo....

Quote from: tower912 on Today at 08:26:02 AM...Omax, Gold, Walker, Cadougan, Nnamaka, Froling, Berkowitz, Richard Shaw.  Butch played for Puerto Rico.

Stealing American jobs.
SMDH.

Quote from: Jay Bee on July 10, 2025, 07:51:09 PMI heard foreigners can't get NIL 

There are unanswered questions as to the ability of international kids to get the revenue share payments post-House: https://frontofficesports.com/house-settlement-international-athletes/

But the House v. NCAA settlement would have schools dole out payments to their entire athletic department—so it's virtually unavoidable for any athlete. The payments could violate the worker regulations of student visa laws whether they're considered NIL agreements or the manifestation of an employee-employer relationship, the attorneys agreed.

Schools face a new challenge, too: Schools paying international athletes could face their own run-ins with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, given that it's illegal to pay workers who are unauthorized to work in the United States.

with Nash, it appears we're building Bridges into Australia.

...Omax, Gold, Walker, Cadougan, Nnamaka, Froling, Berkowitz, Richard Shaw.  Butch played for Puerto Rico.