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Posted on 5/9/22 at 5:21 pm to BLG
Posted on 5/9/22 at 5:21 pm to BLG
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wait and watch and weep.
Courts never said boosters can provide incentives for play for pay, and the ncaa isn't prohibiting players from using NIL.
The vast majority of member institutions are demanding regulations. Your team doesn't want to play by those rules? You don't have to. Good luck out on your own.
Hasn’t saban publicly jerked himself to how much his qb was making without playing a down of football?
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Our quarterback has approached ungodly numbers, and he hasn't even played yet
Nothing will happen to A&M.
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Posted on 5/9/22 at 5:24 pm to G2160
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Hasn’t saban publicly jerked himself to how much his qb was making without playing a down of football?
He was already on the roster so how much he makes is irrelevant. The issue is programs going out and offering deals to recruits. Can't do that.
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Nothing will happen to A&M.
If the NCAA decides to enforce their rules aTm will be one of several programs that get hit with sanctions. The only real question is how much longer the have's of CFB play by the NCAA's rules rather than starting their own league.
This post was edited on 5/9/22 at 5:25 pm
Posted on 5/9/22 at 5:34 pm to G2160
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Hasn’t saban publicly jerked himself to how much his qb was making without playing a down of football?
Bryce Young's NIL deals were exactly how it was planned. He was already at Alabama when he got those deals, though his celebrity as the #1 high school qb in his class certainly didn't hurt.
He represents a BMW dealer in Birmingham, as well as Cash App and other legitimate businesses.
On the flip side, 8&4feit boosters paying high school players to sign with you team was never the intention of NIL, and is and has always clearly been against NCAA rules.
Posted on 5/9/22 at 5:48 pm to G2160
Texas put enough money together in a deal to pay all of the OL on their team some set amount. You can’t entice a recruit by offering them a deal, but it’s pretty obvious if they go to Texas they will get paid that amount too.
That’s not against the rules, and they landed a pretty good OL class.
Aggies didn’t have any publicly known NIL deals or position group things and they go out and get that class, they yell from the top of the mountain how rich they are and how they did NIL better than anyone.
A&M is a voluntary member of the NCAA, there’s going to be an investigation and A&M, USC and Miami are going to be at the top of the list. NCAA is moving quickly because they are in self preservation mode, and there will probably be some sanctions but it won’t be extreme.
I would guess scholarship reduction and post season ban for a few years, the latter of which won’t really hurt Aggies since they dodge bowl games anyway.
That’s not against the rules, and they landed a pretty good OL class.
Aggies didn’t have any publicly known NIL deals or position group things and they go out and get that class, they yell from the top of the mountain how rich they are and how they did NIL better than anyone.
A&M is a voluntary member of the NCAA, there’s going to be an investigation and A&M, USC and Miami are going to be at the top of the list. NCAA is moving quickly because they are in self preservation mode, and there will probably be some sanctions but it won’t be extreme.
I would guess scholarship reduction and post season ban for a few years, the latter of which won’t really hurt Aggies since they dodge bowl games anyway.
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