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[JMV JustMyView]

But it’s not the university paying them, which would make them employees and require a players union. It’s collectives gathering money from donors. Things would actually be more controllable if they became employees of universities, because they could then be traded and schools could be compensated for losing guys, like the pros.

Soon schools will be able to spend $20 million per year on athletes spread out all across the sports they have. It's pay for play.

[Million$Mullet]

it’s not university funds

Will revenue sharing not be considered university funds? Cause that is what is about to happen

[Turbine]

Not true.

The FTC tried to ban them and were overruled in 2024.

This does not mean the issue will go away, the FTC is appealing.

https://www.npr.org/2024/08/21/g-s1-...oncompetes-ban

[ZoomZoom]

Making athletes university employees will be the death of college sports. Career ending injuries, lawsuits due to “termination” and such is something the billboard lawyers will play both sides of the fence.

[CrazyCajun]

Soon schools will be able to spend $20 million per year on athletes spread out all across the sports they have. It's pay for play.

That is pay for play, what it is currently isn’t. The ruling of making them sit out being unconstitutional is a different topic. A pro player can no longer be employed by the league but they can never stop them from making money on their NIL. It’s 2 different things. Even with revenue sharing the players will still be able to make money outside of that. That will make sure every player is getting something.

[UL_Cajuns]

You eloquently explained the mountain UL and the rest of the”mid majors” face in basketball, especially at public universities with FBS football. It’s an uphill fight before the ball is tossed for the season opening tip.

The same b*tch fest RP has become over MBB is about a decade away for football. The Napier Era will be longed for like the Beryl and Bobby Era is today.

Once the lawyers got involved this whole thing went to crap, just like everything else in this country. Most Lawyers(not all) are the scum of this earth over money, greed, control, and power. Lawyers control our legislation, courts, and your every day lives while they get richer!
Don't worry: They will meet their maker one day!

[JMV JustMyView]

Once the lawyers got involved this whole thing went to crap, just like everything else in this country. Most Lawyers(not all) are the scum of this earth over money, greed, control, and power. Lawyers control our legislation, courts, and your every day lives while they get richer!
Don't worry: They will meet their maker one day!

Most lawyers just give me that slime ball feeling.

[ZoomZoom]

You think NIL is greedy, a good bit of the 99% that go pro in something else don’t take rejection well. Unjustified termination suits will abound. Book it.

[Clutch0364]

it’s not university funds

Up to 20 million soon will be paid by universities.

[Boomer]

Up to 20 million soon will be paid by universities.

…...can somebody post whom we lost and whom we got so far this year in and out of the portal? Anybody who is still staying or going! Usually RPagin has all this….whats up?

[fanof71]

………..can somebody post whom we lost and whom we got so far this year in and out of the portal? Anybody who is still staying or going! Usually RPagin has all this….whats up?

10 have entered the portal, some are guys that didn't play much....UL has picked up Walker Howard QB..a blocking tight end from Furman, and Shelton Sampson, WR....

[CrazyCajun]

Up to 20 million soon will be paid by universities.

It’s really coming from TV revenue, produced by the athletes. That’s the only schools who will choose to participate that have the tv revenue. Revenue sharing and making a kid sit out to transfer(not being able to make NIL) being unconstitutional are two different things.