That statement is hilariously dishonest.
What we don't know is whether U. Washington crossed his palm with some additional green pieces of paper to get him to agree to stay on board. While his legal position may have been weak, the last thing U. Washington would want is protracted litigation over this.
I was wondering something like that with Miami and the Duke QB,
Or his sister. This SI article suggests some rumored numbers for Mensah. It was written before the lawsuit but if Duke won’t let Miami pay his NIL, and since they’re already rumored to be recruiting his sister, they could always put the money in her name (assuming she can break her contact with Oregon).
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Schools jump conferences even though they are contractually tied to a conference.
Why did Duke enter him into the transfer portal only to sue later to stop him from entering the transfer portal?
Three wrongs don't make a right.
Then impose transfer fees like they have in the soccer leagues.
Have not dug in, but maybe that is what the lawsuit is about. Maybe he will get cold feet like the UWash QB and return.
It’s also a risk keeping players that want out on your roster, especially at QB.
Totally agree. Gotta wonder with the UWash QB how his teammates feel about him. Maybe some guys on the OL may slip up and let a blindside defensive player through when the team has a game "won".
The flip side is the player potentially doesn’t put as much prep time in and tunes out the coaching staff leading to losses. Or the slightest injury has them out long term.
I guess it's the principle of the thing, but can he really be your QB after this? Why would you want him back?
Coaches abide by their contracts as do conferences who often have to pay penalties. Contracts are made to be broken, but you are going to have to pay to get out of them if that language is in there. Duke has a pretty smart group of people. It's not hard to imagine a big NIL deal is tied to some expectation of actually playing.
Not really. Professional players, which these guys are now, are expected to be just that. Mensah would only hurt himself and his future earnings if he decided to pout on the sidelines and not perform. No one made him sign a contract with Duke. He chose to do so. Either he honors the contract or gets punished. Those are the options.
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Do you mean North Carolina just entered the frayFebruary 2 hearing. How will he go to "classes" if he does not know which school he will play for?
Well, since the young man is a member of Mensah, he does not need to go to class.Do you mean North Carolina just entered the fray
But you do ,for adding the H to that organization of intellects
It's going the way of any other professional who signed a contract. It's like Bellinger just signing his contract with the Yankees and tomorrow saying he wants to sign with the Mets.Under the terms of Duke's NIL contract with Mensah, any disputes between the parties must be settled through arbitration. The school said it filed a claim for arbitration Monday and wanted the judge to issue relief until the end of that arbitration process.
Duke's Mensah can enter portal, can't sign until injunction ruling
Duke QB Darian Mensah is permitted to enter the transfer portal, but can't enroll at another school or play football for another college team before a North Carolina judge rules on Duke's request for an injunction that would prevent him from leaving.
Once this is settled I would guess a penalty clause will be part of NIL deals like when a College dumps a coach with a contract with time left before it expires
Well-played by both you and Knight Shift...But you do ,for adding the H to that organization of intellects
Thats one of the first things that will need to get cleaned up. Licensed agents.
Boo hoo, take the $4M Duke was going to pay you and suck it up buttercup. 
