It can't be a bad idea. Worse case scenario is it's potentially a hard, real-life lesson on making bad choices and living with the consequences. Best case scenario, someone gets out of a bad situation for them and finds a place to thrive.
I agree, but it's gonna take some getting used to and it will make policing things exponentially harder, but the NCAA was already doing a shit job. I'd love to hear Bilas' comments on NIL and the portal.
I agree. I think also that things went south when the rules changed to allow immediate eligibility. I am firmly of the opinion that regardless of circumstance, making the player sit the first year ( with no loss of eligibility) would stop a lot of the shenanigans. Programs simply shopping for immediate fixes would be deterred, and players might be a bit more inclined to hang in with the school that made a commitment to them. I believe that to be true of graduate transfers as well.
They should just have to sit out a year before playing for another school.
Depends on the job, but in some cases if you take a job, and the employer invests a lot of expensive marketable training in you and then you quit, you can be obligated to repay the costs of that training. I've heard of this with truck driving, of all things, if the trucking company pays for your CDL school. How it's enforced I don't know. In other cases, you may be bound by a non-compete agreement for a period of time.
I think the only thing you can do is really stringent no contact rules with significant penalties. Right? I honestly don't know the answer.
my industry has non-compete agreements...if you change jobs, you had better be very careful of where you go, and what you will be doing, especially if it involves work with customers from your previous job. I have co-workers who have been hit with lawsuits. It does happen. Pretty scary getting sued by a multi-billion dollar corp with an entire floor full of Manhattan lawyers just looking to justify their inflated salaries.
all depends on TJD decision and then Race. Could be limited PT, or a huge vacuum in the front court.
That is what you call a rebuild...13 LSU players on scholarship last year
11 now in the porta1
2 going into the draft
All 4 previously committed recruits backed out
What a mess!
LSU's Wilkinson in portal; 11th player to leave
LSU Tigers forward Mwani Wilkinson has entered the transfer portal, becoming the 11th player to leave program in less than a month.www.espn.com
How can teams really have continuity in their program when they keep shuffling players like this? Also will it hamper kids from getting better because if a coach really coaches up the players and gets on them they can just leave?
