in exchange for insuring any player compensation comes out of someone else's hands.
what stops a kid from signing a big deal with DraftKings, or some guy with $70,000 bet on a game right before that game? (said guy could be car dealer or any business, and say it's just an endorsement deal).
how can schools or the NCAA police contingency deals with players, contingent on them signing with a particular school?
how is this going to be any different than politics now is, where it becomes literally impossible to police bribery and corruption?
while it obviously saves the money coming out of their own pockets, seems like to stem the public pushback from college sports being fully monetized by the adults while strictly amateur for the players, the "powers that be" adults have gone the route that's flat impossible to ever police bribery and corruption on, to save any money players get from coming out of "the powers that be's" own pockets.
whatever can be done, will be done.
100% guaranteed.
what stops a kid from signing a big deal with DraftKings, or some guy with $70,000 bet on a game right before that game? (said guy could be car dealer or any business, and say it's just an endorsement deal).
how can schools or the NCAA police contingency deals with players, contingent on them signing with a particular school?
how is this going to be any different than politics now is, where it becomes literally impossible to police bribery and corruption?
while it obviously saves the money coming out of their own pockets, seems like to stem the public pushback from college sports being fully monetized by the adults while strictly amateur for the players, the "powers that be" adults have gone the route that's flat impossible to ever police bribery and corruption on, to save any money players get from coming out of "the powers that be's" own pockets.
whatever can be done, will be done.
100% guaranteed.
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