Grinding For That Atlanta Trip Now 🔥

Here is the full decision in Tristan Smith v. NCAA, in case you want to read it: heitnerlegal.com/wp-content/… The Court merely cited Sorsby v. NCAA to identify the types of irreparable harm that exist when the NCAA renders an athlete ineligible. As the Court noted, I also represented Malik Benson. Had Benson not received an extra year to play at Oregon, may have not been selected by an NFL team. That's why it's irreparable harm; it cannot be remedied by monetary damages. State courts are not "allowing student-athletes to circumvent longstanding eligibility rules." They are holding the NCAA accountable to its own rules, which the NCAA has and continues to arbitrarily enforce. The solution is simple. Stop selectively enforcing rules. The NCAA gave JUCO players in Diego Pavia's graduating class an extra year of eligibility. It needs to do the same for all former JUCO players. Otherwise, it's an arbitrary exception for one class of athletes without any foundation whatsoever. The same issue will be litigated for players who just graduated and seek to benefit from the expected 5-in-5 rule. It's the exact problem the NCAA keeps confronting. Despite its massive legal war chest, it cannot figure out how to uniformly and equitably apply its rules. Fix your own problems and stop begging Congress to figure it out for you.

It’s a celebration at the Kids Camp in Dover! #NewJacEra

It’s a sold out event for the kids camp! #NewJacEra

Coach Jac X Delaware State Elite Camp is just 2️⃣ days away! June 13th we will have ELITE coaches on deck and we are all looking for ELITE TALENT! Take advantage of the opportunity! We will have other unviverities on campus, don’t miss! #NewJacEra 📲 coachjacfootballcamps.com/sh……

If your agent is charging you anything more than 8-10%….. RUN 💨 I had an agency that wanted me to work for them & they were taking 10-12% from every client. Athletes make sure you’re protecting yourself 🤝

Stop trying to date who you like...they'll treat you like an option. Date who likes you...they'll be grateful to have you. Now apply that to College Football Recruiting.

RT @KingstonLilo: After a phone call with THE @DeSeanJackson10 I am Blessed and Honored to receive a Scholarship to Delaware State Universi…

Yall playing with a kid emotions telling 5'8 DL he can go D1.

Terrific visit at @DelSt_Football Friday with multiple great talks from their star studded staff! @CoachBroussard, @CoachSethAdam3 @Coach_Page19 @NyemaWashington @CoachTclark @SAMIEPARKER @EmEmer1994 @Coach_Swest @Jonas_A_Jackson @CoachTomSims

If you are a D2 football player, and you want to go into the transfer portal to play this fall, you need to do it today, the deadline is up. ncaa.org/news/2026/4/29/medi…

Blessed to announce that I will be continuing my education and athletic journey at Delaware state university! #AGTG @Coach_Hart15 @JLira2 @CoachTclark

Signature avec Delaware State: la route de Paul Kamdem vers la NCAA FCS @1paulkamdem Cliquez ici pour les détails👇🏻 ncaafootballqc.ca/2026/05/27…

Postgame thoughts from James Faminu of the London Warriors. ⚔️ 🔗 Watch the full Interview now on AFLE | bit.ly/AFLEplus

We are all still reading this bill, but its primary effect seems to be to limit the compensation of athletes while protecting the huge salaries of all the adults - coaches, ADs, sports industry executives - who are getting rich off the performance of the players. And it gives the NCAA an antitrust exemption that no other industry gets just so they can keep underpaying the athletes. Sure, there are some good things for players in this bill, but this seems like a great deal for the NCAA and the rich guys who run college sports, and a bad deal for athletes.

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Best recruiter I have ever seen, hands down.