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OT: Official 2025 PGA Tour thread

jtung230
knightfan7 said:
Chris never got it together ending up 3 Over for the round and -2 (109th) after 36 holes. This is a 54 hole cut tourney as it's played on 3 courses.

The biggest story after 36 belongs to 2nd year pro, William Mouw.. Teeing off on the Nicklaus Course Par 5 16th, he stood 6 Under for the tourney,

After two shots he was in a greenside bunker, 78' from the pin. He hit his 3rd over the Green and 4th back into the original trap, It took him 3 strokes to get out and over the Green again. 8 was back in the trap, 9 into the fairway, 10 over the Green, 11 FINALLY on the Green, and 2 putts for an 8 Over 13. He then Tripled the 146yd Par 3 17th with 2 Tee shots into the water, and Pared 18 for an 81.
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That’s sounds like my game except it would be for a 101.
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MADHAT1
bac2therac said:
the climate will be much better starting next week and the more I read this declaration is so phony...guidance not anything that matters. The power brokers of the college world largely reside in red states and the msm hold on pushing a liberal equity agenda has fallen off the clif of late so after the initial screaming about this, im no longer worried
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never was anything to worry about, if pushed the courts would end it.
It was a case of pushing something too far , something both sides of the political spectrum have been doing to appease the radical elements in their party.
The worry should be : will women sports be downgraded by athletic departments when it comes to funding them because the new administration feels it's every man for himself when it comes to Colleges funding their athletic programs
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bac2therac
the climate will be much better starting next week and the more I read this declaration is so phony...guidance not anything that matters. The power brokers of the college world largely reside in red states and the msm hold on pushing a liberal equity agenda has fallen off the clif of late so after the initial screaming about this, im no longer worried
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NIL, what's the best course of action to remedy this?

bac2therac
retired711 said:
That's true -- assuming (as I think is almost certain) that the incoming administration tells them they can ignore it.
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yep to me its really reckless for an outgoing admin to start throwing alot of bs declarations out there to push their agenda and this recommendation is one of them not evening into the bs from yesterday which for some reason isnt being fact checked by the usual suspects on the board
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“Grant”-ed. It’s time to make the move.

Joey Bags
Thoughts on if Grant is playing more because he’s rapidly developing or because some other dynamic changed? In today’s world if a player adds needed value, you play them because there’s a very real likelihood they transfer at the end of the year, even if they are a freshman.

A few weeks ago the team was in a disastrous state and he wasn’t seeing the floor, leading me and others to believe he was another probable recruiting miss if he couldn’t crack the rotation.
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Chris Long reopens recruitment

MADHAT1
rutgersal said:
He should choose a team which will give him an immediate opportunity to play.
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I think that's what he's doing by reopening recruitment.
Chris probably felt he had a good chance to start when he picked the fruit as his destination and then after talking to the staff felt he had better find another program if he would be assured of being considered a WR starter going intro spring practice .
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satnom said:
Seems to me that “guidance” is more opinion which is easier to sidestep or change versus “regulation” which is more letter of the law and more difficult to overturn and must be adhered to.

GO RU
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You're right, but . . . Imagine a prosecutor says, "I interpret the law to require that you stop doing what you're doing. If you keep doing it, I'll prosecute you." What the prosecutor says does not have the force of law -- only a court could actually punish you -- but wouldn't you think quite seriously about whether to stop what you're doing? The same is true here; no school wants to risk being subject to an enforcement action that might cost it federal funding. This is why agency guidance is so important even though it does not have have the force of law.
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