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re: NCAA Enforcement Begins Attempted NIL Crackdown With Miami Inquiry
Posted on 6/15/22 at 4:30 pm to 3down10
Posted on 6/15/22 at 4:30 pm to 3down10
Actually you are the idiot.
Read, if you can! The brief. The Supreme Court has said the NCAA cannot do what it’s been doing forever, they have basically been breaking the law it’s entire existence. You cannot restrict anyones NIL. Period! They can sell their likeness and promote whatever they want. It’s a free economy.
And Don’t act like Bama as well as everyone else hasn’t been paying under the tables for years. Arguing it just makes you look ignorant.
Fact is Saban prefers that way more than NIL, because it’s private and easier to control potential locker room issues. In which case he is probably correct.
That does not matter what he wants though. It was 9-0. Agents are wanting the NCAA to try to pass any regulation regarding this. They will lose in a massive suit.
Read, if you can! The brief. The Supreme Court has said the NCAA cannot do what it’s been doing forever, they have basically been breaking the law it’s entire existence. You cannot restrict anyones NIL. Period! They can sell their likeness and promote whatever they want. It’s a free economy.
And Don’t act like Bama as well as everyone else hasn’t been paying under the tables for years. Arguing it just makes you look ignorant.
Fact is Saban prefers that way more than NIL, because it’s private and easier to control potential locker room issues. In which case he is probably correct.
That does not matter what he wants though. It was 9-0. Agents are wanting the NCAA to try to pass any regulation regarding this. They will lose in a massive suit.
This post was edited on 6/15/22 at 4:31 pm
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Posted on 6/15/22 at 4:38 pm to 3rddownonthe8
Ding! Ding! Ding!
This guy gets it.
NCAA can't do anything about NIL. They can still enforce their recruting rules.
As long as the NIL deals don't run afoul of recruiting rules, the NCAA is totally out of the picture.
A booster would have to be an idiot to put an NIL deal in front of a recruit that's only valid if they sign with the booster's preferred school. That's about the only way the NCAA could step in.
This guy gets it.
NCAA can't do anything about NIL. They can still enforce their recruting rules.
As long as the NIL deals don't run afoul of recruiting rules, the NCAA is totally out of the picture.
A booster would have to be an idiot to put an NIL deal in front of a recruit that's only valid if they sign with the booster's preferred school. That's about the only way the NCAA could step in.
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