https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/34420323/ncaa-asks-member-schools-help-nil-violation-investigations

I concur. Do it.

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I concur. Do it.

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Saban will be the first one to pick up the phone.

Millions of $ on the line; I'm sure it will only be the best, most honest assessments.

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NCAA asking schools to tell on each other

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Gee, that's never happened before ... /Ron Meyer

The NCAA is worthless

They must be professional parents digging into their toolbox like that. Sneaky devils.

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The NCAA is worthless

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this.

I'm not sold on this whole NIL transfer portal world, but the NCAA has basically been a disgusting organization for decades by persecuting programs and enabling cheaters. Everyone cheats but not everyone kisses the NCAA's ring, so they have an eye on unfriendly schools.

Something about a cat and a bag

Texas A&M and the SEC need to remove themselves from the NCAA oversight by going independent.

The NCAA sucks, but I really hope we did it by the book for the 2022 class.

How about if the accusations are false then the reporting schools get punished. Keeps people from making up lies

Since there are no specific NCAA rules governing NIL, what are schools supposed to report? Right now, the only specific rules are from those States (like Texas) that have passed specific laws governing NIL particulars. The NCAA has no authority in the States. What a clown show.

Yell the lie/accusation. Whisper the truth/retraction. It's SOP.

This will go nowhere. There is almost no rules and nothing that can be done. When the NCAA approved NIL there was not even any rules, just 3 or 4 general guidelines, and even those don't matter. The cow $50K/year for all OL scheme clearly violates 2 of the "guidelines" and nobody said a word. These new "public collectives" are essentially just a pay for play slush fund to get $$ into the pockets of the players.

All of it was so short sighted and ill conceived that you literally cannot even investigate a program for or charge a person or program for enticement as a recruiting violation. Short of a promise on paper (nobody would be that stupid hopefully) or actually paying an unsigned recruit, there is no violation or foul with the program, the private collective, etc. discussing potential NIL opportunities if said recruit signs with X program.

Snitches get stitches