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I suspect it's b/c Duke was requesting an injunction.
Easy. Pay him lump sum on day after his two year term expires under the Duke collective contract.
Injunction was denied. Still suing over his NIL rights I think. Haven’t read the complaint yet.
Isn’t it fun with players getting paid .. go canes !
Grand opening, Grand closing.
Correct, and this part of the lawsuit could take months or even years, but it won’t prevent Mensah from transferring to Miami.
But let it play out over time. We don’t really care.
He has to be at trump saves america classes tomorrow
Not sure on that not knowing NIL contracts and caselaw. But it seems it is the only approach to compensation they have. They are likely going to end up with a settlement. As AtlAtty says, we don't really care as it won't stop him from playing here.
Can't they keep his NIL revenue shares while he plays at Miami? At worst he gets nothing besides the money Duke paid for rights. But he still plays at Miami?
Having his NIL rights doesn't mean he has to play for them just revenue sharing goes to them.
Theoretically shouldn't be still be able to have 3rd party NIL deals not associated with the school and it's revenue sharing?
Having his NIL rights doesn't mean he has to play for them just revenue sharing goes to them.
Theoretically shouldn't be still be able to have 3rd party NIL deals not associated with the school and it's revenue sharing?
This will be the primary Mensah thread moving forward.
This Heitner guy is more useful than Bauman
Heitner moving like:
Can he play TE?
We don't have NIL caselaw but we do have employment law and these NIL "contracts" are toilet paper b/c they are employment agreements with another name; they demand employee concessions without being employment contracts. This is why these NIL "contracts" won't stand legal muster.
Too soon
No, they can't. NIL rights are personal to the athlete and no university can take that from an athlete regardless of what these agreements say.
No, NIL rights contracts are specifically not employment contracts.
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