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It worked for UW up north...

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One suit from Wisconsin for Miami tampering with Xavier Lucas is not enough for Mario and Miami.

Wisconsin - EX: A - Video of Miami in the champ game with the poached Xavier Lucas out for the first half and in for the 2nd half.

Why not tick off a conference member? Why not tick off a conference standard-bearer in academics and basketball?

BTW, playing behind the QB you are trying to steal, a QB who signed a two-season contract, Duke was this season's ACC football champ, and defeated ASU in the Sun Bowl, 42-39.

Rouges then and rogues now.

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What happens if Duke wins? What happens if Duke wins and this QB is forced to stick around? Do you start a QB whom you just clubbed with a lawsuit and does that QB choose to perform or poison the entire locker room? What a mess. It will be interesting to see what happens at UW this year with a similar situation.

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These guys want to get to the NFL, not just ruin a school.

If someone is forced to stay and take the millions, they will ball out the best they can to get the best deal they can at the next level.

That´s what they do at the next level. They ball out the best they can before they turn free agent to get the best contract they can somewhere else. Might as well learn the tactic in college. (After all, you are a STUDENT- athlete.)

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