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They would have to do it with every school or alumni from the schools they left out would boycott. I think it is not going to be that big of deal. The same guys are going to sign with the same schools.
Did you read the tweets?. I don't think you understand what's going on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
This is a disaster waiting to happen. Amateur sports are over.
YepQuote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
To be fair, they already were. Now we're just admitting it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
This will be the end of college athletics as we know it.
I've said this on this board throughout the whole debate. We won our Natty the right way, a true deserving title for the program and fanbase...now turn out the lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
I was just thinking that we got one in before the bell rang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rex54
Yep basically make up any reason you want to pay players. This is a disaster. I'm still amazed at the people that are so blind and can't see this. This will further separate the have's and have nots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
Miami supporter giving half mil a year split to all players. What is to stop anyone from making ridiculous contributions and claiming NIL stuff. Piss poor leadership and idiotic followship.
Just can't see this ending well. The ncaa can't run anything without it turning into disaster and this is opening the floodgates. Remind me again why even need the ncaa at this point?Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
540,000 / 85 scholarships is 6k per player.... and the world is ending!!!
Get a grip people. Grow up and accept the reality that the United States designates rights to people over 18 and receiving compensation is one of them.
Yes I read the tweets. If a group of business in Florida pools money and give to UF and not the other schools those alumni will boycott those business. Like it or not they have to be political. Why you think that dumb ass Bo Bounds sounds so Pro Ole MIss all the time. Example: I will never buy from Cannon motors. NEVER!Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Mind you this isn?t the NCAA I don?t think - they lost their court case and now you have to scramble to figure out how to create boundaries inside the ruling.
I don?t know how you do it and keep any sort of even playing field.
Seems this model would cause a title IX issue. If the contracts are grouped and not individual, then all athletes for the university should have to get paid equally. That?s why it is Name and Individual Likeness ie. A one to one contract.
This is what I'm talking about. Who's gonna regulate this and how? Wild Wild West as others have said.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irondawg
The Tax Man will be taking his fair share from the athletes now?
Gonna get really interesting isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Fair point. But in truth, they have always been able to get legal compensation. Nothing prevented Trevor Lawrence from signing a million dollar deal with Nike 2 years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by calidawg
Pretty much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Maybe put a cap on NIL giving per academic year? I have no idea how to come up with a reasonable cap though.
Well yeah, that's a good thing, right? I'm sure Cam never paid taxes on his $180,000Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Its not going to end up being that big of a deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
People need to calm down. Im fine with guys getting sponsorships and im fine with guys getting some money for a video game but this is not going to be worst case like many are scared into thinking
There are a lot of walls and boundaries between this and wild Wild West. I understand the concern and totally agree if it turns into that I will be a lot less interested.
But there is still a long way to go before amateur sports are over. The sky is not falling. I guarantee you the game threads here will be just as long. Who care if our LT gets money from UMI restaurant for appearing? They were already being compensated and living a lot better than a lot of folks. They are not and have never been victims.
They do work hard and deserve credit for it and they got that. Let it be
It's going to become more one sided than it is now. That's the problem.
Oh it'll work, it will just morph college football into something it was never intended to be, and that is what they want.
For the top teams and the top players.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
Can't trace CashQuote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Cash, the gift that keeps on giving.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
This is a contradiction. It?s going to separate the haves and the have nots? Yet, you?re worried about Miami rising up? Seems like you think it?s going to give more teams a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
It?s funny that all you free-market capitalists have a problem with people earning money that any other college student would be able to earn.
This all day. Players have always been paid BIG MONEY in power 5. The difference will be now anyone/most will be paid not just the superstars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
What limits are there on a per player or dollar amount?
Can Jimmy Haslam theoretically pay a player 6 figures to be on a Flying J billboard?
I don't believe there's any limits, at least that I've heard. Open market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rex54
There are absolutely no walls or boundaries. This is a circus and there is no way this ends well. You will find out firsthand real soon. OM will absolutely own us in football recruiting because of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****
They already recruit "better" than us, and yet they've been to, what, 5* bowls over the last 11 seasons, compared to our 11?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
* - 1 of which was vacated
Anyone, and I mean anyone, can give money directly to players at any amount under any circumstances. The NCAA hold on buying players is over. I believe we all can agree, any student that has the ability to make money legally should have that right to do so. As they should. Same as in any student can transfer freely from one university to another, players should have that same ability.Quote:
Originally Posted by calidawg
We are all just accustomed to the NCAA treating these players as property. Holding their "passports" and forcing them into labor without pay because they have the only path to the pros. Those days are done. MSU needs to organize a "SuperPac" and do this big. If you don't, well look at Southern Miss. We need to become the place you go to make bank. Big time players, making big time money. Cause if you don't, Bama will. If we don't, UM will. There is not an option here. We need to get out there NOW. Not tomorrow, not next week, not after breakfast....NOW.
Meh, who cares. You're about to see a huge exodus in college sport support, most notably football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
It's going to create a sports league that more closely resembles professional leagues. Big committed fanbases, committed rich boosters, and committed local businesses are going to be important. So there will be some schools that are better able to comopete under the new regime. Just looking at football: Miami, despite being a small private school, actually has a rich donor base that might be wiling/able to make them competitive again. If T Boone Pickens were still around, he alone could make Ok St. relevant. If Jerry and one of the walmart heirs wanted to, they could make arkansas nationally relevant. A&M and Texas will probably stop being sleeping giants and will be able to buy their way out of their cultural problems. Alabama will be hurt but has enough crazy boosters they can probably keep up. Auburn will probably be about the same. This may help UTenn improve to consistently above average, but I don't think they are in a position to be nationally relevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by sack07
The schools that will be hurt the most are the ones that are currently doing more with less. I'm sure there is somebody it will hurt more than MSU, but I'm not sure who it is. I'm thinking we are extremely lucky to have Leach right now, as I think he can put a decent offense on the field while losing a lot of recruits because of lower NIL payments.
Jimmy Haslam could theoretically pay a player 6 figures to potentially be on a Flying J billboard. It doesn't even need to happen. An agreement that it could be possible may not even be required.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rex54
It has to be done through a company. And there is a legal sheet thats only a page long has to be filled out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead