Blacknbengal
Well-Known Member
Man, this guy needs to disappear and go into obscurity.
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But here's the thing... Bloom was ruled ineligible because he was accepting money from sponsors to fund his professional skiing career while trying to play college football. Very different situation because this is a family business for the Balls.If the NCAA ruled Jeremy Bloom ineligible for his pro/Olympic snowboarding career while he was playing football at Colorado ... then the Balls have no chance in hell of beating the NCAA.
The NCAA since changed the rules that once someone takes money in endorsements or what not for a sport, he/she is then officially declared ineligible to play that particular sport.
I know some but we won’t go there. They made it home too.How many of them set off an international incident when they stole?
True. I'd love for something like that to play out in court to force the NCAA into defending it. I don't think Lavar will take it to court after this though.
But here's the thing... Bloom was ruled ineligible because he was accepting money from sponsors to fund his professional skiing career while trying to play college football. Very different situation because this is a family business for the Balls.
He's not the only potential or current ncaa athlete who has worked for the family business.And the Bloom case kinda sets the precedent for the Balls. LiMelo would probably be ruled ineligible due to BBB (or perception of improper benefits from BBB). LiAngelo seems to be collateral damage in all of this.
He's not the only potential or current ncaa athlete who has worked for the family business.
Man, this guy needs to disappear and go into obscurity.
Wow!
The man is annoyingly intelligent