Diego Pavia, the brainy quarterback from Vanderbilt, tossed a legal grenade at the NCAA in federal court. He’s peeved because the NCAA’s rules cut down how many seasons junior college players can sling the pigskin in Division I. He says these rules are about as fair as a ref throwing flags on a perfectly good touchdown dance. Pavia’s argument is that he deserves more time to strut his stuff on the field without the NCAA playing time cops breathing down his neck. His case might shake up the rule book faster than a blitzing linebacker. Stay tuned to see if he can score a legal touchdown!
