🏈 How crazy has eligibility become? Chambliss vs NCAA uses a fictional reference from "The Rainmaker," yeah, the John Grisham novel / movie / TV show.

What do I know about court proceeding (other than try to avoid them?) I would have thought one might use legal precedence in an argument, but that's just me.

 

[64Tide]

Very good movie, The Rainmaker...deny, deny, deny....

 

[TerryP]

Very good movie, The Rainmaker...deny, deny, deny....

The book wasn't a classic but it was a good read. The movie wasn't nominated for an Oscar but it was a good flick. The TV series strays, it won't win any Emmy's, but it wasn't too bad of a first season. Rare air.

 

[TideatMileHigh]

John Grisham novels are the definition of "mid" (as the kids say). When I read "The Firm" I was actively rooting for the mafia to bitch slap the protagonist by the end of the book.

 

[TerryP]

John Grisham novels are the definition of "mid" (as the kids say).

Or, as adults might say, "airport books." They are the matinees of novels. Start it at noon and you're finished before supper.

 

[TerryP]

I stand corrected. There are things other than precedents to cite.

 

[TerryP]

Read the second paragraph under "Arguments."

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