The simpletons still haven't figured it out. Sharp and A&M knew about bringing us in and were on board with it for the same reason everyone else was:
Bjork was the sacrificial dumbass they let go code red to save face with the alumni...
I'm sure they do. I was just referring to collectives in general and the ability of the irs to go after them. Just because their app is approved isn't some get out of jail free card.
No. They discontinued it because even though there were no names, 90% of the players were the correct height, weight, number, and skin color of their real life counterparts.
Keep saying it until it's true. The question is with Bjork and now Aggie Run State Media making such a huge point of this...do they piss of the conference about how public they're being on this thing.
But do you like The Royal Tannenbaums, The life aquatic, and the royal Budapest Hotel?
Cause I find them emmensely funny....even when I'm not certain why I find them funny...
Just realities of the area she represents and the role A&M plays in said area. At least she is representing the interest of said people.
There are members of the lege that are beholden to far worse people then john sharp over simple campaign donations....
Lois may be a TCU alum but she does what John Sharp tells her to regarding what A&M wants. She didn't back in 2016 and he made things very difficult for her in her next campaign. She's been a good soldier for Sharp ever since. Lois is still a dang good Senator, but with the area she represents, she's pretty tied to Sharp.
1. This is hilarious as the state of Texas has no legal authority over the NCAA. It would be like passing a Bill saying the NFL can't punish the Cowboys for tampering.
2. Even if the NCAA submitted to the state's authority, they would just ban any championships from being played in the state.
3. This would only affect things from a legal perspective, NCAA relying on legal investigation or such. They very much could declare any team they wanted ineligible and the Lege could do jack squat.