They Trying To Make Sure We'll Never See Another Rich Paul

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

& @CHICAGO @Squirrel from Meteor Man You got Yvette doing motherfuccing livestream on this:

 

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

If the rule before 2018 was that an agent means you completely lose eligibility how did Rich Paul occur in the first place?

Oh shyt

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

These dudes clearly aren’t close to college/pro sports because they’re looking at this as a negative. For every Rich Paul, there are 25 runners, clowns, and dudes looking for a come up calling themselves agents. Oversight is necessary.

This nikka here really speaking like the NCAA is trying to look out for the welfare of these young brothers........ Stop it....... you looking silly right now....

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

This move is not designed to stop Rich Paul but instead prevent anymore "wildcards" from entering the fray. They can deal with Rich because he's firmly entrenched but if another young, ambitious breh comes along...it could start a massive wave.

Obviously, the rule should help the players but it wasn't created with them in mind. That's just a bonus that makes it easier to sell.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

This nikka here really speaking like the NCAA is trying to look out for the welfare of these young brothers........ Stop it....... you looking silly right now....

And Rich Paul is looking out for young brothers? Go and tell me how many black agents work for him

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

& @CHICAGO @Squirrel from Meteor Man You got Yvette doing motherfuccing livestream on this:

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

honestly...I dont like seeing athletes getting taken advantage of.

For every Rich Paul...theres like 20 frauds. Minimum.

Shame it had to happen this way.

Of course sometimes the biggest thieves can be the most credentialed accountants and managers, but some standard was eventually going to have to be put in place.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

define bachelors degree...

 

[Buck Seventy]

Whitlock's take on "The Richard Paul Rule". It starts at 4:56.


Any guesses on who he sided with ?

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

This has been explained countless times in this thread. The NCAA rather keep a fringe 2nd/rounder undrafted player then have player enter the draft based off unreliable advice from a non-qualified agent. I dont understand why it's so difficult of a concept for you.

What makes someone qualified and has advice that is in the young athlete's best interest....?

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

Whitlock's take on "The Richard Paul Rule". It starts at 4:56.


Any guesses on who he sided with ?

True Uncle Tom.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

True Uncle Tom.

You didn’t watch the video, just like you haven’t read the rule. He didn’t say anything wrong or c00nish. He actually said the rule is made to control basketball and football (i.e. black) players. Y’all are so in love with Lebron that you’re ignoring who the rule is actually impacting.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

You didn’t watch the video, just like you haven’t read the rule. He didn’t say anything wrong or c00nish. He actually said the rule is made to control basketball and football (i.e. black) players. Y’all are so in love with Lebron that you’re ignoring who the rule is actually impacting.

Yeah you right....I'm the biggest LeBron stan on the board

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

What makes someone qualified and has advice that is in the young athlete's best interest....?

Someone with at least 3 years experience, a network of people involved in professional basketball, and knows basic legal language regarding contracts would be a lot more qualified than someone who has none of those things.

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

Yeah you right....I'm the biggest LeBron stan on the board

At least you admit you didn’t watch the video