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bamafan said:
There is the type situation where you have to suspect schools are tempting committed kids with NIL money to flip schools.
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100% going on. To be honest until a kid signs their National Letter of Intent (NLI) coaches/middlemen will continue to try to convince a kid to flip by throwing NIL at them. Kids might also try to get a a release from their NIL to flip schools. Will be interesting to see how schools react to that situation.
 
stjohnnie75 said:
100% going on. To be honest until a kid signs their National Letter of Intent (NLI) coaches/middlemen will continue to try to convince a kid to flip by throwing NIL at them. Kids might also try to get a a release from their NIL to flip schools. Will be interesting to see how schools react to that situation.
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100% agree
 
monte said:
He wasn't even the best player on his team. Think Brandon Williams would have won had he not gotten in to that fight and gotten thrown off the team. IMO that's the reason CTK didn't win the city and state championships
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Not sure CTK gets by Stepinac even with Williams.
 
ncaa has to do something with NIL. I agree college kids should get some money being their likes and images on video games etc.... But has to be some form of order to it. For example you can only enter the portal once during your college career, aka jones. Maybe even a limit as to how much NIL a college player can receive (unless there is one and im not that educated enough on how the NIL actually works).
 
njfan said:
ncaa has to do something with NIL. I agree college kids should get some money being their likes and images on video games etc.... But has to be some form of order to it. For example you can only enter the portal once during your college career, aka jones. Maybe even a limit as to how much NIL a college player can receive (unless there is one and im not that educated enough on how the NIL actually works).
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Pretty simple. NCAA can’t limit what an athlete earns.
but the NCAA CAN say if you earn over $XXX, you are not an amateur &
can’t participate in NCAA events. A reasonable limit like 50-100K/ yr ??
 
Stevep502 said:
Pretty simple. NCAA can’t limit what an athlete earns.
but the NCAA CAN say if you earn over $XXX, you are not an amateur &
can’t participate in NCAA events. A reasonable limit like 50-100K/ yr ??
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Not a simple solution at all. How is the NCAA going to find out how much every player has made? They'd need to hire dozens or hundreds of people to track that stuff which of course the NCAA isn't going to add that type of overhead to their books. Plus they may have no legal right to know much athletes are making in their NIL endeavors.

Also any type of limit on NIL the NCAA tries to impose is going to be challenged in the courts which again is overhead the NCAA doesn't want to do with.

At this point the NCAA has thrown in the towel and is just letting the entire system become the wild west, but they don't really have a choice anymore. Had they had the foresight to get in front of this issue 10-15-20 years ago they may have been able to implement a system that was agreeable to everyone, but that ship has long sailed now.
 
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