NCAA would take appropriate action against players and colleges. Colleges who arrange or promote NIL deals that violate the legislation may face sanction.
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My understanding is that the new breed of state law strictly forbids the NCAA from issuing sanctions on things that are legal per the state law.
The Fairness Accountability and Integrity in Representation of College Sports Act (FAIR College Sports Act) would preempt all existing and future state NIL laws, a limitation currently being sought for Congress to address by the NCAA.
Not sure what the going $$ number is for a total college basketball NIL āpackageā. But, probably, most D1 schools have a NIL package that stinks.
What school has the best package? Kansas? Whatās the number?
What about the mid-majors? What is the package number at Butler? CMU?
Because power conferences make up 1/4 roughly of D1 schools youāre probably right that most stink.
But if you limit the scope to power conference teams, and further to top 40 teams or so Iām sure they donāt.
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Iād venture what Kansas is doing doesnāt remotely resemble NIL
Iād venture what Kansas is doing doesnāt remotely resemble (what you want) NIL (to be).
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Or what we were told (publicly) what NIL was going to be
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Itās not about what anyone āwantsā itās about the letter, spirit, and enforceability of the rule.
Letās just please jump ahead to revenue sharing and full on employment of the players so Michigan can stop putting themselves at a disadvantage.
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Itās not about want.
Itās about crave
ASAP, yes pls
Yeah, I think that it is pretty clear that the spirit is different than the reality of the rules right now. In my opinion the āspiritā of the rule is what people want in this case.
The reality is that the rules arenāt close to powerful or smart enough to make that spirit the actual rule.
Iām skeptical that a bill in congress will a) get passed b) be well thought out and c) actually work.
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Lindsey Graham will save us
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One chapter in this drama will definitely be titled Mr Selfie Goes to Washington
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Yup, because when it comes to preventing dark money from sketchy donors from secretly lining othersā pockets, I consultā¦Congress?
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please visit www dot Congress dot com to file a complaint
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āIād like to help you, son, but youāre too broke to voteā
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White House dot com is where you go to complain