Injunction holds until then you would think

Is that our Fishmans Daddy?

ballin ballin and fishman

(11-08-2019 06:44 PM)macgar32 Wrote:  Is that our Fishmans Daddy?

Yep

so he will play or not?

Is the hold on the ruling in place until then as well? Cause the Orgeron game is before that

He will be able to play til hearing date.

Injunction is good til the hearing. Looks like Memphis & Penny were well prepared to take action on this should the need have presented itself.

They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

(11-08-2019 06:44 PM)JRR_IV Wrote:  

Injunction holds until then you would think

Isn't this a TRO...Temporary Restraining Order? An Injunction comes later on.

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Pretty sure, legally, you’re not allowed to retroactively do that. I think it falls under the same sphere as trying to apply laws retroactively after they’re passed. Which you can’t do.

Also, what’s abundantly clear to me at this point is if you roll over for the ncaa they will FU!K you as hard as they can. If you fight them tooth and nail you get off with slaps on the wrist.

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

(11-08-2019 07:34 PM)jgardne Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Pretty sure, legally, you’re not allowed to retroactively do that. I think it falls under the same sphere as trying to apply laws retroactively after they’re passed. Which you can’t do.

The NCAA retroactively penalizes teams all the time. The season Cal went to the finals with Rose was completely forfeited.

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

(11-08-2019 07:42 PM)PATiger Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

The ncaa is above the law? Courts in Tennessee don’t matter?

(11-08-2019 07:42 PM)PATiger Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

Who cares? I would rather watch Wiseman play and stomp the team like we are doing and forfeit it later over crap NCAA then not. I am fine with forfeiting a few games and kick the hell out of Oregon.

(11-08-2019 07:44 PM)memtigbb Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:42 PM)PATiger Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

Who cares? I would rather watch Wiseman play and stomp the team like we are doing and forfeit it later over crap NCAA then not. I am fine with forfeiting a few games and kick the hell out of Oregon.

Attitudes like that are exactly what's wrong with college athletics.

(11-08-2019 07:44 PM)jgardne Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:42 PM)PATiger Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

The ncaa is above the law? Courts in Tennessee don’t matter?

Private organizations are legally allowed to set their own rules for members.

(11-08-2019 07:42 PM)PATiger Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:36 PM)Indigo Wrote:  

(11-08-2019 07:27 PM)PATiger Wrote:  They should hold him out of games until the ruling. If the NCAA wins the case, the Tigers will forfeit every single game he plays in.

Well that is nothing new for them. Didn't they have to forfeit the entire 2008 season, yet it meant nothing? Everyone still considers Memphis as playing in the 2008 championship, except the NCAA. lol

And about the Oregon game, it was a Shelby County judge who issues the stay... not a federal judge. Hopefully a stay from a local judge applies to games outside the county as well. If so, he'll play in the Oregon game.

I'm not sure a Shelby County judge's ruling is even relevant for an NCAA decision. He may have just caused us to forfeit tonight's game.

Nah, we'll be fine.

The NCAA just needs to go away period or fix their issues.

The power programs have gotten away with far too much by beating the NCAA. There were players at power schools who took shoe money and got to play.

Look at LSU just recently.

They are a joke.