re: Too many different NIL laws per state

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This tells me you have no idea how NIL deals are made. They are required to attend signings, interviews and more in the city their school resides. They would be breaking their NIL contract if they can’t make these. Good luck making these obligations when you’re attending school halfway across the country.

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how can you require someone to attend school related signings/events when nil is not supposed to be tied to the school? That Tennessee kids contact, if it's to be believed, expressly says it's not an inducement to attend any school, but that wouldn't hold up on court if the terms are all school related. You can't have a contract that says it doesn't induce a kid to attend a school and have it entail having to attend the school to be able to fulfill it in practice. If the kid transfers and can't make his contractual obligations, then I guess he's in breach of contract (bet those millions will help with the travel), assuming those contact conditions are legal and enforceable. Further highlights the need to clearly define nationwide what is nil, what's permissible and what's not permissible, what value is being conferred in these collectives that makes the kids nil worth this kid of money if the nil isn't tied to the kid attending a specific school ( ie it's actually the school fraudulently receiving the true consideration of the other side of the contract, not the collective which is just acting as a booster)