Colin Porter to MU

[tower912]

Cowardice is forever.

[brewcity77]

It's getting upset at players who knew the rules and now want a special exception just for them. If they want to continue playing basketball, get an agent and go play abroad. And if they're not good enough to do that, get a job; don't take away a roster spot from a kid who has done all of the right things (Crowdis) to earn a spot and now sees these petulant wankers say, "f off, I want more." If you read these lawsuits, they claim playing college basketball is a right.

Maybe the talk about Shaka being on the hot seat after last season was real if he's going this route.

It's not an exception just for them. It's getting the same exception that literally everyone else they played with last year and everyone in the future will get. The 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 players all get that exception. When 8 classes in a 10 year span get the same "exception" and everyone after them does too, it's not an exception.

5 years has been the norm for a decade, we just didn't realize it until 2021. This is some real old man yells at clouds energy from you.

[MurphysTillClose]

Disappointed that Shaka would bring in one of these petulant babies who refuse to grow up and move in with their lives like those who came before them.

Anyone who bought RGV gear can have a nice bonfire as now Shaka is willing to blow up what he and the team spent the summer building.

Shoutout the ole ball coach for the #GROWTH and bringing in transfers to help the squad. Cheers to next year's roster having even more #ELIGIBLE

[wadesworld]

It's getting upset at players who knew the rules and now want a special exception just for them. If they want to continue playing basketball, get an agent and go play abroad. And if they're not good enough to do that, get a job; don't take away a roster spot from a kid who has done all of the right things (Crowdis) to earn a spot and now sees these petulant wankers say, "f off, I want more." If you read these lawsuits, they claim playing college basketball is a right.

Maybe the talk about Shaka being on the hot seat after last season was real if he's going this route.

I must've missed the news that Shaka kicked Crowdis, who he talked about in a press conference as being brought in as what in past years would've been a walk on spot and called him a practice player, out of the program.

Wait, nope. Still had a scholarship. Will still be a practice player. The one year transfer doesn't change a single thing for Crowdis.

But go off King.

[Jay Bee]

It's not an exception just for them. It's getting the same exception that literally everyone else they played with last year and everyone in the future will get. The 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 players all get that exception. When 8 classes in a 10 year span get the same "exception" and everyone after them does too, it's not an exception.

5 years has been the norm for a decade, we just didn't realize it until 2021. This is some real old man yells at clouds energy from you.

It was a Covid exception. Geezus

Where has common sense gone?

[The Sultan]

There's nothing political about my position on these lawsuits and kids who refuse to grow up. I don't know the affiliation of these weasel lawyers like Heitner or the Texas Trial Group, nor do I care. I just know you have lawyers who are trying to blow up college sports and are saying it's a constitutional right to play college sports. Yes seriously.

They had their turn now it's time for the next group l, as it's been for over 100 years.

https://x.com/slmandel/status/2093439795854979532

Imagine cheering on bureaucratic incompetence...

[Uncle Rico]

Imagine cheering on bureaucratic incompetence...

To be fair, a lot of the founding fathers would be appalled African Americans are allowed at colleges

[brewcity77]

It was a Covid exception. Geezus

Where has common sense gone?

And now it's an everyone exception. 8 of 10 years.

Where has common sense gone?