NCAA's NIL subcommittee to review proposals allowing institutional involvement

They must have gotten taken through Alabama’s NIL process, now they will be ahead of the class and do no wrong.

 

Lol... one more step to ruin college football under the guise of helping the players... blah, blah, blah.


Their goal is to make them state employees and to force them to unionize... then the rest of the crap that goes with that goal is just inevitable.

 

They are doing it to exercise more control and standardize the process. Now they can punish the school much easier if collectives cheat, and the shady deals become less likely.

 

That's one more thing... but it may or may not be the worst of it.

 

Might as well just rename it at the same time, PFP deal. "Pay for play" don't know what they’re waiting for now

 

So you're saying the bama's and UGAs of the college football world are still safe. Lol

 

It's a response to the current class action lawsuit that if won would basically strip the NCAA and allow schools to provide direct payments.
NIL lawsuit against NCAA, conferences granted class-action status

 

Does someone really think schools are not involved now?

 

Not bad for a freshman in college. The kid has a nicer house than most adults with a full time job.

 

People believe some weird shit.

 

They’ll screw it up like everything else they’ve done

 

So this whole lawsuit is one big nothingburger?

 

The NCAA is masterful at picking the low hanging fruit.

 

May as well at this point. What are they worried about? There's no integrity left to preserve.

I'm just waiting for the first program to tap into the Saudi Wealth fund.

 

Interesting take.

If schools become directly involved in NIL, they may fall under title 9 and have to direct a specific portion to women's sports to be in compliance.
Why potential NIL changes would open the 'Title IX door wide'

 

Integrity is only involved if everything is above board. The pretending we’ve been doing for decades, is what’s total BS.