IRS is getting their share. More an issue of the NLRB, their interpretation and the courts.

Isn't this what Siberia is for? The mods seem asleep at the switch.

Do you have an opinion? It doesn't seem like it. It seems like you're just deferring to what a guy quoted in an AP article said.

Your opinion here would mean that the Presidents of basically every major public university just set off a sequence of events that will result in universities losing their tax exempt status. And that with all of their very expensive, white shoe lawyers, lobbyists, and connections into state houses and congress, nobody thought about this but a professor at the 91st ranked law-school in the country.

Buddy been sitting on that one for a while. Must've just seen one of those Bernie Mareno ads. LOL

OCF, best if you ignore the troll.

Happy for your brother in law. And happy for you, too, that you found a way to respond to me that completely avoids the actual point of the discussion. You're a pro at that.

I guess you can't help yourself, but no it's not the current SCOTUS. He retired several years ago, though he still has an active law license and does some work for the current AG on a contract basis. The most notable case he won in front of SCOTUS was in the last century and involved Ohio tax law and an attempt by the auto industry to exempt themselves from a particular tax. They lost, and SCOTUS ruled that the tax applied to them. It was a highly technical case, and I don't remember any of the details. I have a reprint of that case somewhere. He was kind of proud of it, and distributed copies to family members. As I recall, it was a 9-0 decision.

He also has done some pro bono work for family members, including recently getting UPS to pay an insurance claim I had against them for a package stolen off the recipients porch that required a signature, which wasn't obtained. UPS was trying its best not to pay, until they received a letter from my brother-in-law with all kinds of slick legal wording, and saying I had retained him to file a law suit on my behalf. I then got the insurance check within 78 hours of UPS receiving that letter.

Aren't you glad you asked?

May be open and shut legally, but I kind of doubt I would have gotten paid without my brother-in-law's intervention. They were putting up every roadblock you could imagine. I think they were hoping that I would just give up frustrated that I couldn't navigate their bureaucracy. I kept getting bounced from one department to another all asking for the same documentation all over again and claiming that they had no record of what the previous department had received. This had been going on for about a month. It was a complete nightmare. One letter from my high-powered lawyer ended it all!

Does anybody definitively know when he will be eligible? Everything I’ve seen so far suggests he will be a good addition.

Guess this was expected with all the talk about visa issues. My question is does anyone know if this guy is actually on campus now? If not, when will he be on campus? The redshirt situation is not the end of the world, but we have to get him on campus and enrolled.

It's possible, but it seems like most transfers these days out of the G5 are either 1) transfers up where P5s are looking for immediate production, or 2) Transfers down where guys want playing time.

If Kuany ends up back in the portal after a red-shirt year, option 2 is far more likely given he's not a known quantity. He ended up with offers from us, Youngstown, Utah State, EMU and Little Rock. Hard to see how a redshirt year vaults him to the P5.

Yeah, in light of whats going on I think we're seeing why the offers were so light. There must've been something out there known about this issue. And we have some depth to not worry right away. Fingers crossed. He runs the floor like Ndour.

Provided that he does get here and eventually enrolls this school year, I don't see him leaving unless he absolutely hates being on this team or hates being in Athens. Firstly, where would he go? He's not going to have any film, so no one's going to know what they're getting into. Secondly, the minutes look like they'll be available next year with two rotation bigs exhausting eligibility.

Redshirting when he hasn't been around for summer workouts and other team activities is the right call. Even in this era of easy player movement, you still need to do right for the kid.