Wisconsin sues Miami (FL) over tampering with transfer player, offering more money to break 2 year contract

[CatManTrue]

What do our board lawyers think?

Ain’t college football grand these days? 😂

Wisconsin sues Miami for tampering with transfer

The University of Wisconsin filed a lawsuit Friday claiming Miami's football team broke the law by tampering with a Badgers player.

www.espn.com

 

[CMcCat]

I don’t see why he cannot fulfill his NIL obligations to Wisconsin while playing for Miami. Now if he had moved to Miami (OH) it would be easier with the same red jerseys.

 

[HailToPurple]

This just goes to show how corrupt the whole system has become since the introduction of NIL. It is a terrible change to what is supposed to be non-professional college athletics.

 

[KramerCat91]

What do our board lawyers think?

Ain’t college football grand these days? 😂

Wisconsin sues Miami for tampering with transfer

The University of Wisconsin filed a lawsuit Friday claiming Miami's football team broke the law by tampering with a Badgers player.

www.espn.com

I have seen tortious interference cases involving customers and distributors, but not "employees." Call me skeptical that UW will win, but it might make other schools thing twice before poaching.