re: NCAA Enforcement Begins Attempted NIL Crackdown With Miami Inquiry

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Is everybody sure that a federal court will agree that players cannot sign NIL deals before enrolling at a school?

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I'm not sure exactly about that. But I do know that NIL deals for college players are supposed to start and end within the players college career.

So a player can't sign a 10 year contract for example, and I'm guessing they'll not be able to continue contracts that were signed before arriving to school(although I see no reason why they couldn't be redone).

I think where people get confused is when it comes to boosters, especially with recruits. While the supreme court ruling would mean you can't limit how much the kids can make, how many deals they take etc, it does not mean that the NCAA can't restrict boosters on what they offer. A kid won't get in trouble, but the booster and school can.

Of course what's really going to matter is enforcement.