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“No matter where we go on this issue, the NCAA, schools or Congress, we cannot and will not impede student-athletes rights to earn money from legitimate NIL deals,” Baker said. “Unfortunately, when this issue unfolded several years ago, the NCAA didn’t get something done. I believe that was a mistake, and now we need to adapt.”
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Here comes the union…and the death of college sports as we know it.
Sooo your, saying it's the deathKNILQuote:
Originally Posted by ZoomZoom
When the government has to come in and fix your mistake. Woof.
Not sure how opening Pandora’s box, putting in little guidelines and not enforce them went wrong.
Guidelines will be declared to be unconstitutional . . . No one shall abridge the constitutional right of another to otherwise make income . . . It’s not hard . . .
Professional sports leagues have overall salary caps imposed on the team itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunVic
How about an overall NIL cap on the schools themselves.
Spend as you see fit.
Yes, salary caps for teams on what they can pay a player. Those same players have no limits on what they can make through advertisements. Apple and oranges.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
Got it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MelRock
The NFL does not abridge the rights of its players to make endorsement/outside money . . . Akin to NiL. Salary Cap is akin to scholarships, stipends . . . The Supreme Court has spoken and said the NCAA shall not abridge the players constitutional right to make money, period . . . How many times will this need to be posted before it sinks into that noggin of yours . ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
One branch of govt has already told the other branch of govt and the NCAA you ain’t fixin it . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginScotsman
Lol. We need to ensure the p5 stays ahead- signed ncaa
What happened to give someone a fish they eat for a day, teach someone to fish they eat for a lifetime, isn't ncaa supposed to be educating?