For the brain dead! The NIL agreement signed by Lucas is based on law has not been voted by congress! Its not law yet! The vote is in April, I believe! This contract is not legally binding if its not law! Wisconsin got in front of process! It it wasn't officially a law, Wisconsin would have a case! They don't!
@@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast It seems the attorney knows something UW doesn't know. He would not have made such a move without having astute knowledge of UW's chain letter, my apologies. I mean their NIL and MOA. Keep it up and they will not be allowed to rent a room in a South Florida hotel let alone recruit there.
@@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast If the Big Ten and UW believe that then take it to court. This rev sharing Contract/MOU has not been approved by the NCAA or the other conferences, presumably. Or put to any legal test. What makes you believe it is enforceable?
They absolutely can and no money was exchanged to Lucas. This is far from over and Miami will regret all they’ve done. You don’t want an entire conference coming after you.
@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast I appreciate that both Wisconsin and the Big Ten are bitter. However, NIL and tantatumount revenue sharing has zero bearing on a student's athletic eligibility. Xavier Lucas will suit up for Miami in 2025.
B1G and Wisconsin almost have to do it. Win or lose doesn't even matter. Sets the Precedent for the B1G and SEC to break away and start their super league and work on anti-trust.
Let's be real, Wisconsin nor the B1G give a damn about Lucas specifically. This is bigger than that. If you still think it's about where Lucas is playing you are missing the forest for the trees.
The whole big big ten conference don’t stand a chance against Miami’s legal team Wisconsin is being petty what even more funnier is they’ll NEVER recruit from south Florida again 🙌🏾…..
Xavier Lucas's lawyer spoke with and received permission for him to exit in the manner in which he did from NCAAA's lawyer. Do some basic research, my friend!
@@CraigFissel = Yes he is. And contrary to what Wisconsin fans want to believe, he is not a Miami Grad or Booster. He is a Professor of Law and NIL at the University of Miami. But, he is a graduate of the University of Florida. He represents multiple players who sign with several teams.
Why is Wisconsin trying to force a kid on their team that doesn't want to be there? This makes Wisconsin look pathetic. Every team in the country is losing players they want to keep to the portal, Alabama tampered and took Miami's best receiver Isiah Horton, Miami didn't try to hold him hostage move on!
I heard Lucas dad was sick and he wanted to get closer to his family if that’s true Wisconsin football and the Big 10 is lame 👎🏾. Don’t recruit Florida kids we’re not coming yall suck and it’s cold.
@ We had 8 4-Stars. Players don’t care about records anymore, they care about money. Thats why it’s weird that Xavier Lucas is crying because Wisconsin signed him on a big contract. Odd
Apparently Lucas’s attorney checked with the NCAA. The NCAA gave Lucas’s team the thumbs up to withdraw and go to Miami. The 2 year agreement isn’t enforceable since the law hasn’t taken affect yet. Big 10 and Wisconsin can be upset all they want, but you can’t force a player to play on your team if he doesn’t want to. From the outside in looks like Wisconsin is upset because their program can’t hold on to players. Good luck recruiting from south Florida in the future.
a Binding Legal Contract with any entity in Wisconsin supersedes NCAA rules. The NCAA carries no weight in the courts...... Lucas better get a real Lawyer
@ contract depending on house rule / law that may or may not pass isn’t enforceable. So what if the rule / law doesn’t pass? Then what? Lucas is stuck playing for school that he doesn’t want to play at. An agreement predicated on something happening isn’t enforceable until the thing (in this instance rule) happens first. Neither party can receive a benefit until the rule/law passes.
Two words, Indentured Servitude. Forced labor for a service not rendered. Wisconsin could get hit with a massive Civil Rights violation. The NCAA has already said Lucas made no violation by not using the Portal. And Wisconsin's refusal to let Lucas out of his agreement is a violation. Also, this could become a serious nightmare scenario for Wisconsin, as Florida High Schools are telling their players not to go there.
this is not the case and you are misinformed. Lucas agreed to the contract therefor no such "indentured servitude" is anywhere near this. Place start working in logic and facts and not your conspiracy theories.
Winsconsin refused to let lucas in the portal so they are done no Florida kids would ever go to there now and lucas never got a penny so he left nothing violated even ncaa said he could leave
@DinnyDonbas no Florida player would want to go to winsconsin because they don't let Florida player's go into the portal period everyone saw what fickle did and all Florida kids communicate with each other
I'm NOT an attorney so I'm not going to sit here and pretend to be the one who knows the law when it comes to legally binding agreements between 2 parties. However, as someone who has about 15 years of experience drawing up contracts for large medical groups to sign and go into agreement with, I do know a thing or two about contract agreements as I work for a corporation that provides Locum Tenuns/temp doctors, nurse, etc., to medical facilities. For any company, entity, etc., the Agreements tend to focus heavily in favor of the party that draws up the agreement. For example, should things go south, and the matter needs to head to court than the party that drew up the agreement typically will have the case heard in front of a court in their state. That's usually done because the laws in their state will protect them more so and govern the contract for the purposes of their benefit and protection. That's why the party who struck up the agreement, in this case Wisconsin, should have had their legal team vet the agreement better for possible loopholes before sending it over. That's what the legal team gets paid to do. They're job is to look out for their client and to think outside the box to prevent circumstances such as this from occurring. Looks like Wisconsin's legal team dropped the ball when they failed to discover this possible loophole and gave the green light for Wisconsin to send Lucas's party the agreement to go over and sign. Sucks for them! They should have done a better job! Lucas's attorney simply found a loophole in the agreement and exploited it. Couple that with the fact that the law has not been passed yet therefore the agreement can't be enforced legally. Now the argument by Wisconsin could be that because the agreement was struck up in the state of Wisconsin, all matters and proceedings are still enforceable even if a court of law should not find the secondary party liable. We don't know what's in that agreement but I'm here to tell you, if the NCAA gave Lucas's attorney the green light for him to leave by way of unenrolling from Wisconsin, then you'd better believe, Miami is in the clear. We can make all the accusations we want to about Miami being slimy and having a history of doing shady things but at the end of the day, it's what you can prove. Wisconsin is claiming that they have proof that Miami made illegal contact with Lucas. Well, put up or shut up. Show the receipts or take the L.
The last thing any academic institution or athletic department wants it to be entangled in a legal battle involving a player wanting to transfer that's a recruiting nightmare
Wisconsin is 100% right to take a stand! This isn’t about Lucas at all. This is about kids being able to do whatever the hell they want. Kids will sit a whole season if NIL misses one penny holding the school hostage, but as soon as a kid signs a “contract” stating he is committed to a school two weeks later you go back on your word!? This isn’t about is the contract legal or not anymore. This is kids being able to up and leave with zero repercussions or consequences. Tell me how a kid signs a document committed 100% to a school and then leaves two weeks later without excepting phone calls or talking to coaches. If that’s not a sign of tampering idk what else is. If it was truly for his dad being sick (which was debunked) why didn’t he contact the coaches and be like hey this is the deal my dad is sick could I please transfer out here.. I’m 100% confident Wisconsin would have put his name in the portal. Except Lucas put up a lame two sentence thing on X saying he is in the portal and caught everyone off guard. His dad is on record saying he had zero idea what was going on.. hmmm seems very suspicious to me.. either way something has to change! It’s broken the way it is now and I’m proud to say that Wisconsin has a chance to push that needle forward!
Kid lives is South Florida . Wants to go home. Wisconsin won't win this one..........Miami lost several players to transfer portal this year and last that were their "top " at their position . Ain't going to go well for Wisconsin on this one. When a kid asks to enter transfer portal you have to let them. End of story.....
Thank you to Luke Fickell and the Badgers for placing this issue via the courts - directly in the NCAA's lap..... this is exactly the type of thing Saban saw coming AND Bailed from College Football
So tell me big guy, how’d that turn out for you? The day you were posting this podcast, Xavier was already attending classes at the U! You wining about a freshman who’s fathers in bad health. Wisconsin will always be insignificant when it comes to football. 🙌🏼
What an absolute douche bag you are! How did Miami do something dirty when the NCAA lawyers gave Lucas‘s lawyer the green light to do what he did. You’re such a loser. You know what’s dirty? Trying to make somebody your property by telling him he doesn’t have the freedom to choose which school he wants to attend or that you’re going to make him be in your football program even though he wants to go back home because his father just suffered a life threatening illness. Any decent human being would say Wisconsin is the one that did something dirty. But since you’re such a scumbag, I guess that’s why you think Miami did something wrong.
The problem is that lawyers are lawyer agents and talked at schools. They can talk to the players and that’s what they do..SC had Oline that got a deal played played bowl game them out of the blue went in the transfer portal and got a be better at Oregon you know the Home of uncle Phil and Nike
Lucas is "....attempting to leave [Wisconsin] without entering the transfer portal..." WTF!!! That's like a cop beating a dude senseless with his baton and then claiming, because the dude put his arm up to protect himself from the blow, that he was resisting arrest. Please tell me you're smarter than this. Full transparency, yes, that's a Miami logo on my hat in the pic, but bias doesn't equate to inaccuracy. Lucas did try to enter the portal. He submitted paperwork towards that end. But Wisconsin has a signed contract that specifies & is dependant upon an employee/employer relationship (something the House settlement may usher in, but to which the NCAA and its member schools have denied for decades) and is thus invalid (if not illegal). Now because of this non-employee status, schools' collective have had to create a legal separation from their schools (so Wisconsin can't use that to prevent departure either), but the Wisconsin collective could go after Lucas for breach of contract, but that's probably the ONLY thing they can do.
Secondly, regarding the "tampering," in the most strict sense, it doesn't exist. And in the looser, "let's scream at the wind and make unprovable accusations," way, surenit exists, and Wisconsin engages in it too. If there's a player, and for whatever reason (proximity to home, previous recruiting relationship, etc.) a team thinks that player at another school may be interested in switching, they can reach out to a family member or even the player's agent. And there's nothing that can be done. No impermissible contact has been made. Remember, when Cam Newton was at Auburn, another SEC school said his dad agreed to accept $200k for Cam to go their school..."Cam cheated," they said. "He isn't eligible," they whined. But what the NCAA had to do, was nothing. They couldn't punish a son for the sins of the father. Were they (Cam & his dad) working together? Almost certainly. Did anyone have proof? Of course not. Case closed. This is every big time transfer. When Saban left Bama and star safety Caleb Downs entered the portal with a "do not contact" designation, do you think Ohio State had some sort of contact with Downs' people? Of course. Will the Big 10 investigate & criticize that move? Of course not. And there's no reason to. Same deal here. It would have smart for Wiaconsin to just let him walk. The more they fight, the more they'll have to disclose actual paperwork, and the more they'll be liable for their own errors.
You're just carrying the water for Wisconsin here. All you have is innuendo. You claim Miami has broken rules or pushed the envelope but you fail to provide a single example. Wisconsin, here, is the university whom the NCAA ruled against. The NCAA hates Miami and yet they said Wisconsin cannot force Lucas to stay. The Big10 is just a whiney territorial, bored housewife screaming, "my son would never!," as the cops take her shoplifting kid away.
Lmao tell me why was there zero issue with any other transfers? This is a one off and some people acting like we hold all our kids and give them all a hard time. It’s hilarious 😂
Do you have no clue what you’re talking about nothing is binding have a great day. The only thing that was binding is that when he went into the portal, they wouldn’t let him and if you say it’s only Miami tampering you’re freaking sleeping in the closet,
Bunch of big crybabies, trying to make someone stay on their team that doesn’t wanna be there. Also, every other college team is taking transfers like this. Sorry it happened to you guys and you guys are a bunch of big babies. Miami lost their best receiver to Alabama this way. You don’t see us screaming, and crying. A bunch of losers
FSU? 😂 Did you see FSU 2-10 play last year? Their football program is a dumpster fire and their academic standard is about as good as a third rate junior college. Your typical of all the Miami haters. Ignorant, stupid and pathetic.
@xmositoxc147 Sir, there are only 2 or 3 schools in the ACC with the credentials to move to the Pig10 and UM is one. The Big10 has been trying recruit them for some time now.
Another situation the NCAA created by its incompetence, then tries to "fairly" ruling on. I'm not happy, although WI needed to call Miami on the tampering, because no one comes out of this looking good.
For the brain dead! The NIL agreement signed by Lucas is based on law has not been voted by congress! Its not law yet! The vote is in April, I believe! This contract is not legally binding if its not law! Wisconsin got in front of process! It it wasn't officially a law, Wisconsin would have a case! They don't!
It is still binding. You are massively misinformed.
@@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast It seems the attorney knows something UW doesn't know. He would not have made such a move without having astute knowledge of UW's chain letter, my apologies. I mean their NIL and MOA. Keep it up and they will not be allowed to rent a room in a South Florida hotel let alone recruit there.
@@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast If the Big Ten and UW believe that then take it to court. This rev sharing Contract/MOU has not been approved by the NCAA or the other conferences, presumably. Or put to any legal test. What makes you believe it is enforceable?
A private contract between 2 parties is LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE. And yes, I play a real lawyer in real life.
you are about to find out how wrong you are. Lucas will not be playing in 2025. he will be sitting out. you heard it here 1st
Neither Wisconsin nor the Big Ten can stop Xavier Lucas from suiting up for Miami in 2025. By the way, no money was exchanged. Case close!
They absolutely can and no money was exchanged to Lucas. This is far from over and Miami will regret all they’ve done. You don’t want an entire conference coming after you.
@TheBigTenHuddlePodcast I appreciate that both Wisconsin and the Big Ten are bitter. However, NIL and tantatumount revenue sharing has zero bearing on a student's athletic eligibility. Xavier Lucas will suit up for Miami in 2025.
B1G and Wisconsin almost have to do it. Win or lose doesn't even matter. Sets the Precedent for the B1G and SEC to break away and start their super league and work on anti-trust.
Let's be real, Wisconsin nor the B1G give a damn about Lucas specifically. This is bigger than that. If you still think it's about where Lucas is playing you are missing the forest for the trees.
The whole big big ten conference don’t stand a chance against Miami’s legal team Wisconsin is being petty what even more funnier is they’ll NEVER recruit from south Florida again 🙌🏾…..
Xavier Lucas's lawyer spoke with and received permission for him to exit in the manner in which he did from NCAAA's lawyer. Do some basic research, my friend!
@@mickeyn.5059 The NCAA is not a court. nor does it enforce laws.
his "lawyer" isn't a lawyer
@CraigFissel Well, he practices law in Florida.
@@CraigFissel = Yes he is. And contrary to what Wisconsin fans want to believe, he is not a Miami Grad or Booster. He is a Professor of Law and NIL at the University of Miami. But, he is a graduate of the University of Florida. He represents multiple players who sign with several teams.
Why is Wisconsin trying to force a kid on their team that doesn't want to be there? This makes Wisconsin look pathetic. Every team in the country is losing players they want to keep to the portal, Alabama tampered and took Miami's best receiver Isiah Horton, Miami didn't try to hold him hostage move on!
I heard Lucas dad was sick and he wanted to get closer to his family if that’s true Wisconsin football and the Big 10 is lame 👎🏾. Don’t recruit Florida kids we’re not coming yall suck and it’s cold.
thank you for not adding anything to the discussion "you heard"????
@@CraigFissel I’m not a commentator go consult with your doctor if you need a conversation.
Classic Sob Story. I’m sure Florida players could care less, they’ll come to our team no matter what as long as there is money
@@DinnyDonbas Who would play for Wisconsin football unless money is involved y’all went 5-7. 2025 recruiting class only has two 4-star recruits 😒🤣.
@ We had 8 4-Stars. Players don’t care about records anymore, they care about money.
Thats why it’s weird that Xavier Lucas is crying because Wisconsin signed him on a big contract. Odd
OMG Miami doing what everyone else is doing lol. Crybaby Big 10 😂😂😂
now there's what a 7 year old would say
@CraigFissel now that's what a crybaby would say. Haters gonna hate.
Apparently Lucas’s attorney checked with the NCAA. The NCAA gave Lucas’s team the thumbs up to withdraw and go to Miami. The 2 year agreement isn’t enforceable since the law hasn’t taken affect yet. Big 10 and Wisconsin can be upset all they want, but you can’t force a player to play on your team if he doesn’t want to. From the outside in looks like Wisconsin is upset because their program can’t hold on to players. Good luck recruiting from south Florida in the future.
a Binding Legal Contract with any entity in Wisconsin supersedes NCAA rules. The NCAA carries no weight in the courts...... Lucas better get a real Lawyer
@@CraigFissel , tell us you don't really believe that crap you just typed! 😆
@ contract depending on house rule / law that may or may not pass isn’t enforceable. So what if the rule / law doesn’t pass? Then what? Lucas is stuck playing for school that he doesn’t want to play at. An agreement predicated on something happening isn’t enforceable until the thing (in this instance rule) happens first. Neither party can receive a benefit until the rule/law passes.
I’m sure tanner Mordecai wasn’t tampered with at all when he went to Wisconsin.
Two words, Indentured Servitude. Forced labor for a service not rendered. Wisconsin could get hit with a
massive Civil Rights violation. The NCAA has already said Lucas made no violation by not using the Portal.
And Wisconsin's refusal to let Lucas out of his agreement is a violation. Also, this could become a serious
nightmare scenario for Wisconsin, as Florida High Schools are telling their players not to go there.
this is not the case and you are misinformed. Lucas agreed to the contract therefor no such "indentured servitude" is anywhere near this. Place start working in logic and facts and not your conspiracy theories.
Winsconsin refused to let lucas in the portal so they are done no Florida kids would ever go to there now and lucas never got a penny so he left nothing violated even ncaa said he could leave
wah wah wah. stupid f'ing post. Players getting paid to play a game. I cry every night for the players - not
@@MikeWilt-x1jI highly doubt that, I’m sure we’ll get the same amount of florida kids as we did this year
@DinnyDonbas no Florida player would want to go to winsconsin because they don't let Florida player's go into the portal period everyone saw what fickle did and all Florida kids communicate with each other
I'm NOT an attorney so I'm not going to sit here and pretend to be the one who knows the law when it comes to legally binding agreements between 2 parties. However, as someone who has about 15 years of experience drawing up contracts for large medical groups to sign and go into agreement with, I do know a thing or two about contract agreements as I work for a corporation that provides Locum Tenuns/temp doctors, nurse, etc., to medical facilities. For any company, entity, etc., the Agreements tend to focus heavily in favor of the party that draws up the agreement.
For example, should things go south, and the matter needs to head to court than the party that drew up the agreement typically will have the case heard in front of a court in their state. That's usually done because the laws in their state will protect them more so and govern the contract for the purposes of their benefit and protection. That's why the party who struck up the agreement, in this case Wisconsin, should have had their legal team vet the agreement better for possible loopholes before sending it over.
That's what the legal team gets paid to do. They're job is to look out for their client and to think outside the box to prevent circumstances such as this from occurring. Looks like Wisconsin's legal team dropped the ball when they failed to discover this possible loophole and gave the green light for Wisconsin to send Lucas's party the agreement to go over and sign. Sucks for them! They should have done a better job! Lucas's attorney simply found a loophole in the agreement and exploited it. Couple that with the fact that the law has not been passed yet therefore the agreement can't be enforced legally. Now the argument by Wisconsin could be that because the agreement was struck up in the state of Wisconsin, all matters and proceedings are still enforceable even if a court of law should not find the secondary party liable.
We don't know what's in that agreement but I'm here to tell you, if the NCAA gave Lucas's attorney the green light for him to leave by way of unenrolling from Wisconsin, then you'd better believe, Miami is in the clear. We can make all the accusations we want to about Miami being slimy and having a history of doing shady things but at the end of the day, it's what you can prove. Wisconsin is claiming that they have proof that Miami made illegal contact with Lucas. Well, put up or shut up. Show the receipts or take the L.
The last thing any academic institution or athletic department wants it to be entangled in a legal battle involving a player wanting to transfer that's a recruiting nightmare
Love the tears.. you never put him in the portal, after he requested. You held a kid hostage lol you’ll acting like a upset ex
Wisconsin is 100% right to take a stand! This isn’t about Lucas at all. This is about kids being able to do whatever the hell they want. Kids will sit a whole season if NIL misses one penny holding the school hostage, but as soon as a kid signs a “contract” stating he is committed to a school two weeks later you go back on your word!? This isn’t about is the contract legal or not anymore. This is kids being able to up and leave with zero repercussions or consequences. Tell me how a kid signs a document committed 100% to a school and then leaves two weeks later without excepting phone calls or talking to coaches. If that’s not a sign of tampering idk what else is. If it was truly for his dad being sick (which was debunked) why didn’t he contact the coaches and be like hey this is the deal my dad is sick could I please transfer out here.. I’m 100% confident Wisconsin would have put his name in the portal. Except Lucas put up a lame two sentence thing on X saying he is in the portal and caught everyone off guard. His dad is on record saying he had zero idea what was going on.. hmmm seems very suspicious to me.. either way something has to change! It’s broken the way it is now and I’m proud to say that Wisconsin has a chance to push that needle forward!
Kid lives is South Florida . Wants to go home. Wisconsin won't win this one..........Miami lost several players to transfer portal this year and last that were their "top " at their position . Ain't going to go well for Wisconsin on this one. When a kid asks to enter transfer portal you have to let them. End of story.....
Trying to leave 😂😂😂
Bruh he's GONE
we'll have to wait until 2026 to see Xavier play
Thank you to Luke Fickell and the Badgers for placing this issue via the courts - directly in the NCAA's lap..... this is exactly the type of thing Saban saw coming AND Bailed from College Football
Let's see how Wisconsin fairs recruiting South Florida going forward
So tell me big guy, how’d that turn out for you? The day you were posting this podcast, Xavier was already attending classes at the U! You wining about a freshman who’s fathers in bad health. Wisconsin will always be insignificant when it comes to football. 🙌🏼
The "U" doing dirty things....I'm so shocked 🙄
What dirty thing did they do? Please be specific and not throw out unfounded allegations. Show us the receipts, if you can.
@@malcolmjones27 Tampering evidence will come out very soon
What an absolute douche bag you are! How did Miami do something dirty when the NCAA lawyers gave Lucas‘s lawyer the green light to do what he did. You’re such a loser. You know what’s dirty? Trying to make somebody your property by telling him he doesn’t have the freedom to choose which school he wants to attend or that you’re going to make him be in your football program even though he wants to go back home because his father just suffered a life threatening illness. Any decent human being would say Wisconsin is the one that did something dirty. But since you’re such a scumbag, I guess that’s why you think Miami did something wrong.
Miami program will get penalized
For what ..? Wisconsin was the program who broke the rules here.
Tell me you haven’t paid attention without telling me you haven’t paid attention
I get why Wisconsin isn't happy but whose side of the players right debate do you feel yourself and Wisconsin are on?
The problem is that lawyers are lawyer agents and talked at schools. They can talk to the players and that’s what they do..SC had Oline that got a deal played played bowl game them out of the blue went in the transfer portal and got a be better at Oregon you know the Home of uncle Phil and Nike
The kid did not get a lawyer for no reason. I’m sure Xavier Lucas reached out to Miami if anything, which kids can do too.
The kid don't wanna be there!!! What can you do? Let it go
NCAA doesn't stand a change in court. Whisky has to follow Ncaa by laws . Now he can play,LOL.
Lucas is "....attempting to leave [Wisconsin] without entering the transfer portal..." WTF!!! That's like a cop beating a dude senseless with his baton and then claiming, because the dude put his arm up to protect himself from the blow, that he was resisting arrest. Please tell me you're smarter than this. Full transparency, yes, that's a Miami logo on my hat in the pic, but bias doesn't equate to inaccuracy. Lucas did try to enter the portal. He submitted paperwork towards that end. But Wisconsin has a signed contract that specifies & is dependant upon an employee/employer relationship (something the House settlement may usher in, but to which the NCAA and its member schools have denied for decades) and is thus invalid (if not illegal). Now because of this non-employee status, schools' collective have had to create a legal separation from their schools (so Wisconsin can't use that to prevent departure either), but the Wisconsin collective could go after Lucas for breach of contract, but that's probably the ONLY thing they can do.
Secondly, regarding the "tampering," in the most strict sense, it doesn't exist. And in the looser, "let's scream at the wind and make unprovable accusations," way, surenit exists, and Wisconsin engages in it too. If there's a player, and for whatever reason (proximity to home, previous recruiting relationship, etc.) a team thinks that player at another school may be interested in switching, they can reach out to a family member or even the player's agent. And there's nothing that can be done. No impermissible contact has been made. Remember, when Cam Newton was at Auburn, another SEC school said his dad agreed to accept $200k for Cam to go their school..."Cam cheated," they said. "He isn't eligible," they whined. But what the NCAA had to do, was nothing. They couldn't punish a son for the sins of the father. Were they (Cam & his dad) working together? Almost certainly. Did anyone have proof? Of course not. Case closed. This is every big time transfer. When Saban left Bama and star safety Caleb Downs entered the portal with a "do not contact" designation, do you think Ohio State had some sort of contact with Downs' people? Of course. Will the Big 10 investigate & criticize that move? Of course not. And there's no reason to. Same deal here. It would have smart for Wiaconsin to just let him walk. The more they fight, the more they'll have to disclose actual paperwork, and the more they'll be liable for their own errors.
You're just carrying the water for Wisconsin here. All you have is innuendo. You claim Miami has broken rules or pushed the envelope but you fail to provide a single example. Wisconsin, here, is the university whom the NCAA ruled against. The NCAA hates Miami and yet they said Wisconsin cannot force Lucas to stay. The Big10 is just a whiney territorial, bored housewife screaming, "my son would never!," as the cops take her shoplifting kid away.
Winsconsin is basically saying they are a prison college now
thats silly
@@MikeWilt-x1j Yes, sir!! It's like 7 years a slave, and Juneteenth all wrapped into one situation.
Facts!
Lmao tell me why was there zero issue with any other transfers? This is a one off and some people acting like we hold all our kids and give them all a hard time. It’s hilarious 😂
@starbs44 not all kids just your best player as fickle put it
😢😢😢😢 quit. Wining busta
Do you have no clue what you’re talking about nothing is binding have a great day. The only thing that was binding is that when he went into the portal, they wouldn’t let him and if you say it’s only Miami tampering you’re freaking sleeping in the closet,
Bunch of big crybabies, trying to make someone stay on their team that doesn’t wanna be there. Also, every other college team is taking transfers like this. Sorry it happened to you guys and you guys are a bunch of big babies. Miami lost their best receiver to Alabama this way. You don’t see us screaming, and crying. A bunch of losers
@@AAAAAA-cw7ts And we wished him the best!! Godspeed young man!!
They stole Mordecai from SMU and they definitely tampered with him. Ain't no fun when the rabbit gets the gun.
Wisconsin Karen’s 👱 😂
Good breakdown.
LOL, Miami is never getting into the Big 10..... At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if they take FSU instead of Miami.
@xmositoxc147 i don't remember seeing Miami trying to leave the ACC. Only team that I know that wants to go to the Big 10 is the 2-10 Noles
@Canesfootball Wow... A delusional Cane fan.... Nice to see ... Makes it funnier
FSU? 😂 Did you see FSU 2-10 play last year? Their football program is a dumpster fire and their academic standard is about as good as a third rate junior college. Your typical of all the Miami haters. Ignorant, stupid and pathetic.
@xmositoxc147 Sir, there are only 2 or 3 schools in the ACC with the credentials to move to the Pig10 and UM is one. The Big10 has been trying recruit them for some time now.
Another situation the NCAA created by its incompetence, then tries to "fairly" ruling on. I'm not happy, although WI needed to call Miami on the tampering, because no one comes out of this looking good.