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NCAA, SEC leaders head to Washington to talk NIL

Yurachek is part of a group of SEC leaders heading to the nation’s capital to discuss NIL. At the forefront of conversation is possible federal regulation, and the charge is being led by NCAA president Charlie Baker and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey.

Alabama head coach Nick Saban is also part of the delegation and is set to meet with Senate majority leader Steve Scalise (R-LA), according to Sports Illustrated.

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HY ain't about paying the recruits what it takes to compete for top talent. He needs to go.

And this is what you're basing that off of? As far as I've seen and read, Yurachek hasn't said he "doesn't want to pay the recruits what it takes to compete for top talent" and if you look, there's several SEC ADs, coaches, and administrators joined with Yurachek on this limiting NIL. Saban is also in the same group.

This whole talking point is much ado about nothing. An overreaction.

The entire premise is that players choosing to stay in college over going pro doesn't make any sense for the sports in question, and the reason they're staying is because of the boatloads of money they're making through NIL.

The group lobbying Washington is wanting to put limits on what a single player can make in order to divvy more of the NIL funds around to other players. That's why Saban and several other SEC ADs and coaches are involved, it'll be better for the programs as a whole.

Yurachek isn't stupid enough to shoot himself in the foot by leading some fight against NIL like you're making it out to be