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Posted on 12/14/21 at 8:14 pm to socal91
Posted on 12/14/21 at 8:14 pm to socal91
NSD matters because most players don't transfer. And most of the best players don't transfer. So it's easier to get em know than get em later.
And you explicitly cannot make playing for a particular school a condition on the NIL $. I'm sure it happens, under the table, but I don't NIL was designed to stop, or discourage, transferring. At this point, it's there purely to stave off future lawsuits until the NCAA and P5 schools decide what they want to do with major college football.
And you explicitly cannot make playing for a particular school a condition on the NIL $. I'm sure it happens, under the table, but I don't NIL was designed to stop, or discourage, transferring. At this point, it's there purely to stave off future lawsuits until the NCAA and P5 schools decide what they want to do with major college football.
This post was edited on 12/14/21 at 8:16 pm
Posted on 12/14/21 at 8:40 pm to NanosTacoRun
I realize that college sports has been a one way street. I made 12th man in the 80s, and saw it. even before Jimbo got his millions. (Jackie got his 600k, and everyone lost it.) The dollars across the board have grown exponentially, and the idea that it was worth a college degree has been warped by tv dollars, and the NFL increases. The degree is pointless, it's just the path. The G league.
At some point, balance has to kick in. It has to become quid pro quo.
I am all for the kids not being exploited. But they have their end of the bargain too. If a guy can leave at any time, he should be able to be cut at any time.
At some point, balance has to kick in. It has to become quid pro quo.
I am all for the kids not being exploited. But they have their end of the bargain too. If a guy can leave at any time, he should be able to be cut at any time.
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