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True. However, with so much NIL money out there, schools and the IRS will likely make sure taxes are paid which will bring attention to those with assets and no declared income. These young men are not employees of these companies. So, I imagine they'll get a form 1099 from the NIL provider...

Everyone knows NIL is legal and easy. If someone is using old bag techniques, then they're getting left behind. When a young man shows up with a brand new luxery car, and compliance sees that he has no NIL registered, there's going to be a problem. NiL is easy money. I think doing it...

Why would any player risk taking an illegal bag when he can get it legally? It's not even that hard to be NIL compliant. Doesn't make sense.

If that is venting then you're soft as butter on a Miami summer day. I pointed out that the post is not logical. A starter is not going to leave his school for less playing time elsewhere. People posting how we should go get player xyz without any thought to our roster and more importantly...

Of course, home is always going to be a big factor. However, I doubt Tyrique Stevenson would have came home if he was only going to play the slot corner or other limited role He left UGA because he wanted to show he was more than what Kirby was using him for. I could see young men returning...

NiL makes it legal to pay players money. The traditional "bag men" are irrelevant. They no longer need to hide and cheat. If a school still has a bagman then they're doing it wrong. NIL levels the playing field for the schools that weren't cheating. TAMU was probably already cheating before...

He's NOT going to leave his starting corner position at Oregon to become the slot corner at Miami or anywhere else. I just don't understand these kinds of posts. Let me be clear, these players are not leaving their schools to get less playing time elsewhere. Generally, they're leaving to get...