Posted January 20Jan 20 I've said it plenty and my friends here likely share my sentiment regarding one program that finds ways to cheat even in this age of anything goes. Redshirt Sophomore corner Xavier Lucas is from the Miami Dade area and was a consensus four star that committed to Wisconsin.  Well apparently he signed a two year agreement through NIL that was meant to keep him in Madison for two years. Except now he doesn't want to be there and tried to enter the transfer portal under the guise of his father being ill and wanting to be closer to home. Guess where that destination is?? Yeah it's duh U under Super Mario.  Wisconsin refused his transfer request but Xavier left school and enrolled at Miami anyhow. I'm only guessing that it isn't for the private school education and word is that his father is fine. I have a hunch there was a bag involved and we don't need Miami Vice to find it. Mr. Lucas and his attorney put out a statement saying Wisconsin was playing checkers while they were playing chess.  Wisconsin is fighting this and alleging tampering from duh U. I foolishly thought there was no way Miami could find a way to cheat in today's game, but maybe I was wrong. I hope Wisconsin wins and Miami faces discipline because if not there are absolutely no rules, and you could have guys switching in season.  Why Wisconsin DB Xavier Lucas' transfer to Miami triggered tampering accusations, potential legal battle - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM The Big Ten, NCAA and Wisconsin have all weighed in the DB's transfer in a battle that could set a precedent for future... Â
January 20Jan 20 Perhaps a tortious interference claim against Duh U if the transfer caused a breach of terms of the NIL agreementÂ
January 21Jan 21 Author Ice is cold. The sun is hot and Duh U is cheating. If Super Mario is such a great recruiter than why does he have to cheat? Obviously he's got money behind him, but he or they still cheat. It's like a billionaire cheating on his tax forms or not tipping.
January 21Jan 21 Moderator What fine print? Oh, that was the line just below your signature "seeyouthoughtthiswasasignatureline"
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