New NIL rules shite

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Each school can determine how much of that 20.5m can be divided up among all teams under the athletic director.

Am I missing anything?

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Tons how does that work for title 9.

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Tons how does that work for title 9.

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That’s why I was asking what I missed.

We’ll get some dumbass in here that can’t read then frick everything up

Randy is and always has been champs or bust

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So each school can spend $20.5m

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This

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However athletes can still receive current NIL deals but they must be approved through the new clearing house to be approved

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This sounds terrible

How will they enforce a clearing house saying yeah player A is or cannot make a certain deal offered by someone?

That’s how the powers that be want it. All the gray area.

Easy solution would be if you sponsor a kid at say Auburn you have to spend an equivalent amount on a player or players at 1 or multiple other schools.

All I know is I will be canceling OTV tomorrow

Also there are no more scholarship limits.

Apparently AU is planning on an additional 100+ athletic scholarships.

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Apparently AU is planning on an additional 100+ athletic scholarships.

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So the donors will be sending money to the school for more scholarships instead of donating to OTV. Or maybe both.

Can you imagine what these smaller schools are going to have to do raising donations like Vandy, Miami etc.

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So instead of trying to rein in the NIL shite and try to fix the situation, they basically make it way worse

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allows for the University to bridge the gap if teams run out of NIL donors after a few seasons of lackluster results at top dollar. NIL will get old for money men once results dont bear fruit

A couple of things I picked up from radio this morning.

Everyone is still not sure how Title IX plays in all this. They get around it now and “Revenue sharing” may be the key, but still not sure due to a judge or other entity determining how it plays out in a lawsuit.

They did say that the 3rd party company who reviewed and will be responsible for approving any deals above 600.00 from the co-OP’s, said 70% of the deals made under the co-ops would not have been approved.

In other words the co-ops that were just straight pay for play and not tied to companies using the NIL in advertising would be squashed based on what that company said

105 scholarships for Football and still allow walk-ins
34 scholarships for baseball
Didn’t hear what basketball is.