Good overview from McCann:
We have decades of these programs doing end runs around the rules.
Why would we ever expect them to stop? It’ll just be a new method now.
Until there is an organization that the schools listen to that puts the good of the product first things will suffer.
Imagine if the NFL had no commissioner and Tepper and Jerry Jones could do anything they want.
If they aren’t employees then does title IX apply??
https://x.com/NILnotNLI/status/1934399603077677538
Jay Bilas said this wouldn’t happen, and he is right about everything.
Misleading to include Limestone and St. Andrews programs.but not surprising considering that source.
clt would definitely leave carolina for $8
https://x.com/WinterSportsLaw/status/1934997456405606539
P4 going to freak out about this. No way they’re going to let the Big East out pay them.
Wonder how many, if any, BE schools - sans FBS UConn - will be able to raise the full amount allowed for rev share. Seton Hall definitely not able to do it.
I fail to understand how the NIL clearing house has any authority over the economic activity of people who have not collectively bargained for it to have authority.
Do their contracts with the schools say they will submit to that authority?
But if so how does the school have any standing to impose contractual limitations between the player and an outside party that is unknown at time of signing and transfer that authority to the clearing house?
Do the athletes have to sign with the clearing house and allow them to control their rights?
How is that non competitive?
How is this legal?
This stinks to high heaven.