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Mark Emmert

Mark Emmert

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Mark Emmert".

Oct 2, 2026

Ali PeekHOST
13:23
Yeah.
Danny D MoneyHOST
13:24
It's the same thing though with like, you know, cheating back, back in the, in the Saban era, the Mark Emmert era, or you know, now like following the NIL cap which theoretically is in place.
Danny D MoneyHOST
13:34
Like it's an arms race, so when someone else is doing something, you do things that you don't wanna do or you say you don't wanna do.
Danny D MoneyHOST
13:39
So-
Joe GiglioHOST
45:11
It's part of a larger pattern where they make decisions at a public university and they don't think they're accountable for those decisions.
Joe GiglioHOST
45:17
This goes back to Randy Woodson's vote for Mark Emmert.
Joe GiglioHOST
45:20
He made a public vote as a member of the NCAA Board of Governors and never explained it.
Joe GiglioHOST
45:25
Not once.
Eamonn BrennanHOST
15:50
I mean, I've -- How long have, have I been, you know...
Eamonn BrennanHOST
15:55
I think I was at ESPN the first time I covered, uh, you know, one of these hearing, probably 2012 or 2013 or 2014 when Mark Emmert was dragged to D- You know, not dragged.
Eamonn BrennanHOST
16:05
I think he, he probably was happy for the opportunity to, to come and, and try to sell the pitch on, on legislation.
Eamonn BrennanHOST
16:10
But they, the NCAA in its various guises, long before this current transfer portal situation, has essentially been begging Congress to, to do something, and this is the result.
Mike DecourcyGUEST
31:48
Those are the decisions that have been made at the NCAA level.
Mike DecourcyGUEST
31:52
That was under a prior president, Mark Emmert.
Mike DecourcyGUEST
31:56
But that change from Emmert to Baker has not been as profound as we could have hoped in terms of leadership.
Mike DecourcyGUEST
32:07
I always argue with people.
Matt NorlanderHOST
8:23
For those who voted yes, and it was more yes than no, but close to 50-50 overall, Um, one coach, uh, who voted for, yes, said making this rule, announcing it before the start of classes is maybe the dumbest move of all time.
Matt NorlanderHOST
8:37
Maybe as dumb as Mark Emmert saying paying players will never happen.
Matt NorlanderHOST
8:41
Another coach said, I wish it was done either last October and was first being discussed or in the spring, uh, However, all of us think our world is the most important, and it's not.
Matt NorlanderHOST
8:51
If the rule officially changed any other time, football would be 100% more chaotic with lawsuits than what basketball is seeing currently.
Channing CrowderHOST
18:50
Yeah, it's silly.
Channing CrowderHOST
18:52
But actually, we had Charlie Baker on, the NCAA president that took over for Mark Emmert.
Channing CrowderHOST
18:57
He's on YouTube still.
Channing CrowderHOST
18:59
The last show we did on Pivot was on YouTube with Charlie Baker.
Paul FinebaumGUEST
32:58
Uh, the, the, I, I mean, to me, this train left the station a long time ago.
Paul FinebaumGUEST
33:03
Uh, the arrogance of the NCAA, and, and the presidents, and the people that, that select the head of the NCAA i- in the, in the 2010, '11, '12, fif- thir- 13, that range, they, they could have done something back then when Mark Emmert was the pre- And they could have, I mean, they could have gotten away with giving players $100, uh, and a free Big Mac.
Paul FinebaumGUEST
33:27
But they were, they were so belligerent, they were not going to budge.
Paul FinebaumGUEST
33:31
A- and now, a- and by the time the train had pulled out, it was too late.

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