I can tell you when & how this is all gonna end. If it ends there. It's gonna end when a player in the locker room of a college football team ends up shooting one or more of his teammates over money talk. Young hot headed previously poor men plus insane amounts of money is a sure fire recipe for disaster. Does anyone remember the Baylor basketball team? That situation is destined to repeat itself many times over at this rate.
I wouldn’t go nuclear option, but I could see where flaunting a NIL deal could lead to a missed block, divided locker room and such.
Baylor was an outlier, not the norm. Killing your teammate isn’t a normal thing, much less anyone else.
What happens when a player receiving NIL gets injured or a starter is relegated to 2nd string? Is their NIL reduced?
That's all between the player and the booster/entity paying the money. Sounds like something that would be written into a contract if it needs to be a stipulation. I guess same if a booster/entity would want payments to discontinue upon an athlete possibly becoming academically ineligible for a season or being suspended by the coach for a game.
Hrm...so seems like the athletes and/or their families might want to hire legal representation for these matters, and possibly someone to advise on tax implications.
Again, neither of which is something the universities should feel a need to get involved in.
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