Hey Y'all ... regarding, for example, the Tez Walker case. Perhaps this is too obvious (and/or I'm naive) but I haven't heard anyone talking about this possibility. With all of the legal gambling going on now ... what is the possibility that boosters from a rival school (perhaps a rich rival ... like dook) paid enough people from the NCAA committee to deny eligibility to Tez? Maybe this booster bet a bazilion dollars that UNC wouldn't win the conference (or something to that effect) so they don't want Tez playing. Since the committee doesn't have to justify their decision can't they just say "no" to Tez, and take their money, and noone ever knows anything?
Conspiracy Theory Alert!
- Thread starter DrJaaay
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I think it's a combination of ncaa still being pissed that UNC fought them publicly over the afam issue (where they had no jurisdiction) and trying to show they still have some control in football. Their defense is that the coaches wanted the transfer rules tightened as to non-graduate transfers so they were abiding by what the coaches wanted. NCAA does not care about the facts anymore they just wanted the optics of not letting a P5 school get their way.
My theories range far and wide ... depending on which kind of chemicals are floating around in my brain at the time. LOL.
You would think he could make some NIL money right now (whether he plays or not)... and if he's good enough to get drafted then just go pro. I thought he wanted to play with Drake ... and noone expects Drake to be around next year.
