re: NCAA commissions task force to separate big money boosters from NIL deals

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Perhaps I decide to hold a 7 on 7 camp in my home town and I engage in a contract directly with Bryce Young, I agree to pay him for working with the QB's/WR's as well as sit for a photo op for my marketing brochures, etc. We file the fully executed contract agreement through UA's NIL protocols. So what authority does the NCAA have in the mutual contract I have with Bryce?

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You can't do this because you are a booster. If your interest is purely in the football camp and to promote that, there are plenty of alternatives who can provide you the same service without issue.

However, he could do it for free. And there may be ways you get an exception, that is generally possible for other things, so this might be a case for that.

But as a rule, you can't really do this.