No fan of NC but if you need further proof the NCAA blows

I think LaPorts-potty deserves all the shit we give him.

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See: US government 

That's fine, just kick them out of organizing football.  They can keep doing other sports where people are happy with what they're doing.

I don't have a problem with NCAA oversight and coordination of all the administrative stuff.  There's probably a lot more than meets the eye considering the quantity of universities, the number of sports and the total number of student athletes.  It's a big, big thing.

But I do have a problem with the decisions the NCAA makes regarding coaches and players' eligibility, discipline, etc.  They're wildly inconsistent and the logic piece seems to be missing.  The Harbaugh case is a bunch of dumb-fuckery, for example.  If they can overhaul the panel of people or department or whatever the hell it is that is in charge of those things and start doing that better then I think most people would live in harmony with the NCAA.

So while the NCAA is responsible for a ton of administrative duties governing collegiate athletics.  It has been painfully obvious they have been failing to not only do the job tasked with.  They have never been ahead of on coming issues, have openly demonstrated biases for and against programs, players, coaches and have a superiority above the law, I am the law complex towards all. 

This issue also resides with the University Presidents not forcing an evaluation of what is happening or to answer to anyone for what they have been doing or not doing.  So left to run amuck as they see fit, we get what he have had. 

NIL, this was a known issue coming on for a while.  There was no secret to this.  And the NCAA in typical fashion had no plan the entire time.  They blinding thought they would win every court case and lost.  And rather than make an appeal for time to formulate the rules, regulations and guidelines.  Or better yet, have them in place for contingency in the event of a loss or to present to the courts in the first place, they just say, okay you want it that way, NIL is here, have at it kids.  But we will blindly threaten programs but not uphold anything. 

Then look at it's own application to rules, enforcement and how they are administered towards athletes for transfers.  Programs and how they are held or not held accountable and the same for coaches. 

Either the University Presidents need to hold the ncaa accountable and force them to uphold and live up to the mission.  Or, they at least the p5 or others need to bring a plan of governance and applicable standards to the table and withdraw from this decrepit corrupt system! 

This right here. They grumble and groan when things go against their particular team/university but this particular example has gone down exactly they way the member schools want it to. The organization and the schools they represent want to limit player mobility.

Michigan would self impose a bowl ban. Sorry, couldn't resist

All the games he played in would be losses for the official NCAA record.

Could be fun to see an 0-12 team play in the CFB playoff, but NC isn't that good and all of the other bowls \have agreed to the 6-win minimum for consideration.

One might think so, but it isn't true.  The NCAA enforcing its rules as written isn't a tort.  He was denied (unfairly, IMO) an exemption to the rule as written, but nothing entitles him to an exemption and so denying it creates no legal jeopardy for the NCAA.  

Walker is entitled to NIL.  He just isn't eligable to play.