I just find all of this mind boggling. Are there any rules?

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/31086019/everything-need-know-ncaa-nil-debate

God Bless America

Schools like the sips, doing it when it was illegal, were never held accountable.

Dorm 15 said:

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I just find all of this mind boggling. Are there any rules?

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/31086019/everything-need-know-ncaa-nil-debate

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I'm curious. There seems to be two or three of these every day about how NIL is the end of the world. Is the concern that players will make to much money? Is it that it will make the playing field uneven? Something else?

The Texas state law on NIL states that it is prohibited from "use inducements of future name, image, and likeness compensation arrangement to recruit a prospective student athlete to any institution of higher education." But what tu announced for the OL was precisely that - you come here and this is what you'll get. Fingers are just being pointed because A&M recruited well…

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I'm curious. There seems to be two or three of these every day about how NIL is the end of the world.

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From my perspective, just the opposite. Now athletes can make decisions based on which school is best for me not which school can pay me and not get caught.

To paraphrase Looch: why the hell would we pay tons of money for un proven Freshman and let our All American juniors walk? Leal, Green, Wydermyer, Spiller. Those guys would man handle 18 year olds.

We will not be busted for NIL violations, there are no rules hence there are no violations. All we did was set that standard that a lot of schools will attempt to replicate next year.

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To paraphrase Looch: why the hell would we pay tons of money for un proven Freshman and let our All American juniors walk? Leal, Green, Wydermyer, Spiller. Those guys would man handle 18 year olds.

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Those guys are going to the NFL, a league where the money makes NIL money look like an 8 year old's allowance. Did Looch really say that? We have no control over keeping first and second round draft picks here. That is ridiculous if he said that…

Dorm 15 said:

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I just find all of this mind boggling. Are there any rules?

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/31086019/everything-need-know-ncaa-nil-debate

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Mind boggling is a human paying someone to abort their child just because "they're not ready. Or a government telling a divorced parent when they can and can't see their own child and being forced to pay child support for a child they didn't choose to leave just to just so lawyers and mediators can make millions.

The UIl is actually the positive side to our current government and what a free market is supposed to be.

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WC94 said:

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To paraphrase Looch: why the hell would we pay tons of money for un proven Freshman and let our All American juniors walk? Leal, Green, Wydermyer, Spiller. Those guys would man handle 18 year olds.

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Those guys are going to the NFL, a league where the money makes NIL money look like an 8 year old's allowance. Did Looch really say that? We have no control over keeping first and second round draft picks here. That is ridiculous if he said that…

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In response to the jackwagon Notre Dame AD who said we spent 30 million on our recruiting class. If we had pockets that deep, we would have kept our Juniors around for sure.

Maybe in the future draft eligible players will forgo the draft because they are making more $ on their NIL deals.

Stacked

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Stacked

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Sup

After today, we may actually be able to afford 30MM per recruiting class

The first rule of NIL is there are no rules of NIL.