Future of NIL?
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players still only get one transfer with immediate eligibility. So it’s not like players are going to bounce around every year. Plus, in a few years, players will initially commit with a better idea of NIL, which will negate some of the year to year bidding wars, which for all the pearl clutching have been fairly isolated incidents.
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I didnt.start NIL. It wasn't my idea. Now players have agents on college campuses.
And a good lawyer. I’d rather a kid be represented. Don’t act like some universities have a kids best interest. Been exploiting kids for years. At least now a kid has some leverage.
Thanks. Did not know the one time rule.
Also schools should haved worked many of the bugs out of how to do NIL deals with players over the first 2-3 years.
I’m still upset the Mop Lady is gone.
So the last couple yrs have been because of covid , guys moving every year? That would make at least some sense . Is the rule about graduation rates of players still part of things too?
You may be correct. I do remember a poster who told the forum “from a reliable source “ Brad Stevens was our next coach.
Some how the bar will be set for $ vs skill level. Just like MLB and the NFL set the level. A star pitcher or QB gets xx and so that is now the going rate for the next guy to sign.
Maybe the TJDs of the world are worth 800 K.
Interesting to have a player making 1M and the coach making only a little more.
I wonder what it does to the players attitude when he walks into a classroom and the teacher is making 75K.
What is it going to do to the attitudes of the regular Joe's that are on the team? Granted there are huge differences in Pro sports but they are all getting pd what would be large amounts of money to everyday people.
Lord you know nothin about salaries huh.
woody makes 3.5 mil. No actual professor makes less than 6 figures. Oh and they won’t be walking into that many classes soon, so don’t worry about the “student” aspect.
Yep. We can also let the free market decide the speed limit. If no one dies at 90 mph, then that's the new speed limit.
That’s not what free market means. This is chapter 1 of economics 101. Free market capitalism is the reason we’re not living in log cabins struggling to survive like most of human history. It’s the best economic system that this planet has ever seen. This is just an extension of that.
I'm sure it's a prominent point of discussion, if not the first one.
and how's that "non compete clause" only one transfer with immediate eligibility going to hold up to a court challenge, when a player can show another school is offering them 6 figures more, or seven figures more, than their current school, which sitting out a yr would void?
things that going to court over in the past weren't worth it, now will be.
and i'd think that could possibly affect more than just the 1 free transfer only rule.
NCAA and court rulings. States laws have precedence over the NCAA. They are getting ready to get smacked into oblivion.
www.cbssports.com
Fissures already appearing after NCAA's attempted crackdown on NIL from boosters, collectives
Enforcing its updated rules will be a tall task for the NCAA
www.cbssports.com
Well, if a player went to a court showing a school was offering them six or seven figures, that would be a huge NCAA violation considering schools can't have anything to do with NIL deals.
You should probably know what your talking about before you bring hypothetical like this up.
Not according to the courts. It states that any state rule overrides the NCAA. That little nugget is what’s making states revisit and change NIL laws. Read the article posted above. The NCAA has really bungled this thing up. I’m waiting for the feds to step in.
So you're saying that states are changing their laws to all the schools to offer NIL deals directly or at least get involved?
I hadn't heard that. Which states are doing that?
See the difference is, he said it sucks, I repeated what he said towards him. It would take intelligence to understand that tho.
He would have had more leverage if he had entered the portal. Perhaps, he qualifies as a grad transfer by now, and that's his leverage.
Lol remember when you spent a couple days telling us TJD was going to enter the portal?
By the way, you guys find a PG yet?
I sent a PU guy into a frenzy by asking that question on Facebook. He went on a rant about how PU doesn’t pay players. Yadda yadda yadda. I said of course. The alumni and businesses do. I said when we look up we see banners. When they look up they see a stick. 🤣
the first rule of NIL, is that there are no rules.
you can parse words all you want, but that is essentially the reality of it.
Nope, sorry, but they were not. How much Bob knew & how often it happened was another story, but IU was not “absolutely clean”, at least in the early 90’s.
He knew. It wasn’t crazy stuff. Players had “jobs”. They got special treatment just about everywhere.
That's OK with me if the schools are permitted to publicize the financial details after the big-baby prima donna fails to deliver the results he used to support his financial demands.
If he, as as adult, demands he is worth $X because he is going to deliver Y results next season, he should have to withstand the criticism after he fails to deliver.
Those examples are peanuts. There is no valid way to compare peanuts from the 1970s and 1980s to multimillion dollar NIL contracts from 2021 and 2022.
Back then they wouldn’t have been. The NCAA actually had power at that time. It’s still examples and he wasn’t all clean like everyone says. I laugh every time I hear people say that. I grew up in Bloomington and my sister dated a player on that 87 team. She lived in Jackson heights.
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