Mauk has sued the NCAA over its refusal to grant him a sixth year of eligibility. Best of all, he’s gotten a sympathetic judge to issue a restraining order prohibiting the NCAA from stopping him from practicing with Cincinnati. Hey, if the judge refuses to hold a hearing on this until next January, Mauk is home free.
If that works, maybe Herschel could sue to get his last year of eligibility back.
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Somebody needs to kick the NCAA in the butt every so often just to remind them they aren’t the gods of the sporting world. I like the part about him making the NCAA money, that should shake them up. I smell money damages.
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Remember when Oklahoma and Georgia sued them for the TV rights. They investigated both of us for everything after that.
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I don’t know the whole story but good for the kid. In the immortal words Public Enemy “Fight the Power”.
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Just curious, but does anyone know why Mauk left Wake for Cincinnati in the first place?
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Riley Skinner became the starting QB when Mauk got hurt. Mauk wasn’t able to reclaim the job when he came back.
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I hope he gets it….
as for Herschel…he’s packed some muscle on these days. He’d be scary if he’s near as fast as he used to be
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