OT: Reggie Bush Files Lawsuit Against USC, Pac-12, NCAA

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Reggie Bush Files Lawsuit Against USC, Pac-12, NCAA | KOA 850 AM & 94.1 FM

Former Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush is suing his former school, the University of Southern California, the Pac-12 Conference and the NCAA.

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[mdk01]

What's the statute of limitations?

 

[Joey Bags]

Guy needs to go away

 

[RutgHoops]

The NCAA is a punching bag. He will win the lawsuit whether thru a trial or settlement.

 

[ashokan]

I never liked the claw-back of awards.

No high-minded reason - it just seems like petty gesture by soiled orgs that want to appear pristine.

We have the NIL mess because coaches and colleges were raking in millions while players couldn't accept free burgers.

 

[Caliknight]

They should have let him keep his Heisman when they had the chance.

One of if not the greatest college player of a generation.

 

[Plum Street]

They should have let him keep his Heisman when they had the chance.

One of if not the greatest college player of a generation.

The guy and his family broke the rules and lied about it.

 

[ashokan]

The guy and his family broke the rules and lied about it.

Sounds like a family in DC lol.

 

[MADHAT1]

Sounds like a family in DC lol.

Just like the felon running for president

but if any college athlete was paid after their college career was over by the NCAA because of
Ed O 'Bannon's settlement with the NCAA that should mean Reggie deserves to be paid as well , even if the Bush's broke the rules and lied about it .

 

[Extra Point]

He had a long 11 years with the NFL, so he should have plenty of money, unless he spent it all.

 

[lakejj]

Guy needs to go away

F***! Reggie bush. He was one of the problems, major cheater, that made this all so F****Ed up. He took his ca$h in supposed secrecy. He willingly participated in the conspiracy. Move on cheater.

 

[WhiteBus]

He was already paid.

 

[jaydogsmooth1]

Did he get his jersey reinstated at USC (retirement wise)
Did he get his Heisman back

If yes, then drop it
If no, then sue away