As I understand once a player enters the transfer portal he can’t be told how much NIL money he will get until he signs with the team.

1. Players can hire agents
2. Players can’t get paid for performance or get incentives for playing good or it is a NCAA violation.
3. Coaches can’t promise any money or it is a NCAA violation.
4. Boosters/Collective can’t recruit or talk with a player or his agent until he signs with the team or it is a NCAA violation.

There are rules, but it will be hard for the NCAA to enforce.

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After failing to take the lead on NIL rule changes, the NCAA is trying to establish itself as the enforcer of existing rules. The body announced that it considers NIL collectives to be boosters, which makes them subject to NCAA rules prohibiting them from the recruiting process.

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Which means the NCAA is on the lookout for wrongdoers. But with some very real caution: some legal analysts say the body could open itself up to an antitrust probe if it tries to punish any school for offering recruiting incentives.

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How would that happen? Likely if the NCAA investigates or tries to punish a school, which would almost certainly trigger a lawsuit, and a ruling from a judge on if the NCAA has the legal authority to enforce these rules.

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This post was edited on 12/1/22 at 9:23 pm