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Generally speaking, yes. If Rashada doesn't intend to sign an NIL deal with Ruiz/LifeWallet then Ruiz/LifeWallet has no obligation to meet whatever obligations it may have promised to Rashada.

I guess that's how it has to work. Some base for merely being enrolled + incentives based on play. And that begs the question how you value linemen or CBs for example that put up minimal stats. QBs are kind of easy from a statistical perspective.

Yeah, but those are above-board contracts. Everyone walks into that contract knowing precisely what they're getting and the risk each is taking on. But, this world of adults making deals with high school kids is shady. I know that some kids are already dealing with agents negotiating on their...

But how does that actually work? The deal amounts to $3MM a year basically. I presume he gets that amount year 1 which amounts to a signing bonus. How does it work if he doesn't play? Assume year 1, as a true freshman QB, he doesn't play. Does he get $3MM for his sophomore campaign? And...

How do these NIL deals/commitments work if a guy busts? Not saying he will or won't, just curious in general with so much money tied to high school kids with as much college productivity as you or I.