Yet it looks like its not enough money for sentinals to stay afloat as their looking to croudfund money to continue thier operation. Which isnt a good look at how they manage their company

and yet i dont even think sentinals are protifiting by having tenz in their teams. I think the industry standard was set to high for players salaries which isnt sustainable for these orgs in the long term and i also think that the players are so use to receiving that kind of money that anything below it isnt worth it.

Riot didnt deny the Guard, the Guard didnt sign the contract to go into T1.

The problem about letting an org buy the guard is that which org deserve to get the team. In my opinion none of those teams mention above even made playoff so why should they benefit from another teams success(as they are financial incentives for the org to do so e.g money from riot, increase price pool money from being in t1 instead of t2 and etc).
I'd rather see riot provides for the ex-guard players to allow them to play together rather than see orgs buy their way in, which can cause issue about to implement that decision( would it go to the highest bidder, the org with the most clout or a team which has good financial stability) and for the orgs that loses out based on not bidding high enough or not being clouted would probably leave a bad taste towards riot.
Its an unforntuate situation what happened to the guard player because of the lack of transparency by the Guard and I hope they all get into an t1 orgs.