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Miami (FL) Hurricanes (1926-2003)

The U is back.

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/barry-jackson/article256455831.html

Dan Lambert — the Miami Hurricanes booster and founder of a mixed martial arts team and gym — said the momentum from Mario Cristobal’s hiring has left him encouraged that he (in combination with other local businessmen) will be able to double the monthly stipend offered to Hurricanes players through the NCAA’s new Image and Likeness rules.

Lambert made his comments three days before Sportico reported Friday that the NCAA is exploring whether his Miami deal violates any NCAA NIL rules. UM has not been informed of any ongoing NCAA investigation.

Lambert, reached by phone after Sportico’s story was released, was adamant that his NIL deal violated no NCAA rules.

“[Expletive] the NCAA,” Lambert said Friday evening. “I would love to sue those scumbags. I hired the pre-eminent attorney in the country on NIL [Darren Heitner] and he crossed every T, dotted every I and they still want to look into it. Maybe [the NCAA is] scared they’re losing their power. They’re all pieces of [expletive].”

 
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The U is back.

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/barry-jackson/article256455831.html

Dan Lambert — the Miami Hurricanes booster and founder of a mixed martial arts team and gym — said the momentum from Mario Cristobal’s hiring has left him encouraged that he (in combination with other local businessmen) will be able to double the monthly stipend offered to Hurricanes players through the NCAA’s new Image and Likeness rules.

Lambert made his comments three days before Sportico reported Friday that the NCAA is exploring whether his Miami deal violates any NCAA NIL rules. UM has not been informed of any ongoing NCAA investigation.

Lambert, reached by phone after Sportico’s story was released, was adamant that his NIL deal violated no NCAA rules.

“[Expletive] the NCAA,” Lambert said Friday evening. “I would love to sue those scumbags. I hired the pre-eminent attorney in the country on NIL [Darren Heitner] and he crossed every T, dotted every I and they still want to look into it. Maybe [the NCAA is] scared they’re losing their power. They’re all pieces of [expletive].”


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“[Expletive] the NCAA,” Lambert said Friday evening. “I would love to sue those scumbags. I hired the pre-eminent attorney in the country on NIL [Darren Heitner] and he crossed every T, dotted every I and they still want to look into it. Maybe [the NCAA is] scared they’re losing their power. They’re all pieces of [expletive].”

Of course the NCAA just asked for this when they deferred the NIL rules and subsequent compliance to the conferences (and schools) last summer. Regardless, I'm pretty sure it is not a very good idea to get into a public "pissing contest" with the NCAA.

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Of course the NCAA just asked for this when they deferred the NIL rules and subsequent compliance to the conferences (and schools) last summer. Regardless, I'm pretty sure it is not a very good idea to get into a public "pissing contest" with the NCAA.

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Not a good idea for who? I'm going to enjoy watching this shit show! Right after they make their "dream hire", one of your big boosters calls out the NCAA! What could go wrong? :blush:
 
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Real good idea to call out the regulator of another entity and give them all the more incentive to put the entity’s and your transactions under the bright lights and a magnifying glass. Dumb does spread far and wide under the palms.
 
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