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  1. No. Title IX is only about compensation coming from the school, not private funds. The plaintiffs are arguing the $20.5 million House settlement amount from the schools to athletes must be split equally between genders, just like athletic scholarships, otherwise it violates Title IX. It's not settled whether rev share from athletics would have to be treated the same as scholarships under Title IX because this has never happened before, but the current law around Title IX would indicate it probably would be treated the same. However, the Title IX interpretation could always be overturned entirely, or a judge who doesn't like the Title IX rulings could easily find a reason why this should be treated differently than scholarships. My guess is the latter will happen. I'd be very surprised if this case results in requiring equal split of the rev share, but it's certainly a possible outcome. On top of that, it's pretty much a guarantee that this clearinghouse for NIL contracts will generate lawsuits as soon as they turn down an NIL contract for an athlete. So while the House Settlement has been finalized, it's still all up in the air until the legal challenges that are coming get decided.
  2. Idk it seems pretty reasonable that the WR1 at Texas would get some good NIL opportunities.
  3. He had 11 HRs in 79 ABs in 2024?!
  4. You think Byron Murphy and Sweat were part of the EDGE/LB room? dafuq?
  5. This is such an ridiculously terrible take. You've been trying to sell the idea of this roster being very talented for a while now, despite a ton of evidence to the contrary. This team overachieved this year for its talent level. It's very obvious to see. There is no way Schloss thinks this roster doesn't need much in the portal. I expect it's just the opposite. We need a big infusion of talent if we want to be competing for titles, and I think that's what we'll see from Schloss this offseason.
  6. Yes, this is the good stuff. Pure, uncut Satya.
  7. It’s not about the effectiveness in the moment. In a different race, 10 seconds might mean not even mean losing a place. 10 seconds is an absolute bullshit penalty for intentionally hitting another car. That should be a drive through at minimum.
  8. Somehow Max always gets the lightest penalties. He clearly intentionally hit Russell. Vettel got a 10 second drive through when he did that to Lewis in Baku in 2017 I think.
  9. Absolutely insane temper tantrum by Vertsappen. Totally uncalled for. I also don’t get why his team told him to give the place back. Russell went into the corner too deep and hit Verstappen. No way that he should’ve had to give that place to Russell. Especially weird coming from RB who almost never give up spots voluntarily.
  10. Nice lap by Norris. Piastri could’ve been close, but he messed up S2. I don’t think the Ferrari had the pace to get pole without a mistake by both McLarens. it’ll be interesting to see if the 2 stop rule changes anything. I could see Merc pit one of their drivers twice in the first 5 laps and try to undercut the whole field.
  11. I think 6-6 looks most likely, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they win 7. Their schedule looks tougher on paper than it actually is. I think Michigan is going to struggle, especially early. Moore and Martindale is a very bad coaching combo in college, and their freshman QB won’t be ready right away. I expect Venables to give him a ton of trouble so early in the season. Auburn and Tennessee will also suck. My dream season for them is eeking out an 8-4 propelled by injury and turnover luck resulting in Venables staying HC for as long as possible so he can keep eroding the foundations of that piece of shit program.
  12. TMac was one of my favorite players, but I'd definitely tap the brakes on saying they were neck and neck. TMac was more talented than Kobe, but Kobe was miles ahead when it came to mentality, work ethic, and leadership. That was always the biggest separating factor, IMO.
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