How about the unintended consequences of allowing too many loopholes to a good rule?
I think about the NBA where desirable players often forces trades by faking injuries, becoming malcontents or sabotaging their coaches.
In the Bay Area we\'ve seen our share of these .... most recently Stephen Jackson who signed a large contract structured to keep him happy during rebuilding (and had presumably told the owner just how happy it would make him) only to initiate a successful campaign designed to force a trade before the next season had even started.
Yeah, the NCAA isn\'t the NBA and players that get paid have every reason to try to maximize their paychecks but .... just sayin\'.
I think about the NBA where desirable players often forces trades by faking injuries, becoming malcontents or sabotaging their coaches.
In the Bay Area we\'ve seen our share of these .... most recently Stephen Jackson who signed a large contract structured to keep him happy during rebuilding (and had presumably told the owner just how happy it would make him) only to initiate a successful campaign designed to force a trade before the next season had even started.
Yeah, the NCAA isn\'t the NBA and players that get paid have every reason to try to maximize their paychecks but .... just sayin\'.
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.