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Good point. But bags before were never higher than the $300K range (roughly). With NIL, we are now hitting $8M. And that’s just the start. Prestige will get further involved. It will become a bragging point that “I was able to offer a deal bigger than any before!”, even if the financial sense is...

Great question. But absent any NCAA oversight, I think that these NIL can be explicitly tied to an athlete going to a school. Want $20M? Go to Alabama and sign with the Elephant Collective. Want to then transfer to the Dawgs...you get nothing more, and furthermore you owe a said portion of...

What I am saying is that once a player is committed and enrolled, the college should be offering a legal service so that these deals can be reviewed and explained to 17 - 19 year old athletes so that they can know what they are signing. Otherwise you get the baseball situation where some 4 star...

What happens when the Bulldog Collective signs a 15 year old to an $4M deal as a sophomore in high school? He's now locked in to going to Georgia. His recruitment effectively ended as a sophomore. And then the next year they push it further, locking in a Vince Young-type high school freshman...

Miami and other schools will need to set up an NIL team to review any deals their players are offered, to prevent that situation from happening.

That's what I feared. So imagine if you are Justin Fields and the Bulldog Collective signed you to that deal. You decide to transfer to Ohio State because that's the best for you in terms of playing time and NFL opportunity....but....now you have to weigh that against the fact that your...

Who monitors enforcement of the deal?. Let’s do a couple of hypotheticals: Saban Motors offers a $83M deal to Johnny McFiveStarr for his NIL. Terms are never released, and McFivestarr’s NIL is never actually used whatsoever. But he still gets the money. Saban Motors offers a $98M deal to Brock...

So, literally a bag man. Okay then.

Technically, he can go wherever he wants. He just can only get paid if he stays at the school he originally agreed to play for. More worried about the scenario where the college player gives up 60 percent or more of his future earnings in the NFL for a six figure check from THE Foundation. That...

What I mean is if the NIL payments are contingent to the player staying at Ohio State. He’s free to transfer, but not only does his NIL rights stay with THE Foundation, but the revenue from any new NIL deals at his new school go not to him, but back to THE Foundation. So he can transfer, but he...

So to be clear, if he transferred to Miami and got a $2M NIL there, that money would then revert to THE Foundation?

Under this scenario.... Aaron Rogers signing $200M extension Aaron Rogers realizing that 75% of his salary is going to the NIL Collective who he signed with 15 years ago...

I wonder what will happen when you have a CFB player the top NFL player.

This is what young baseball players in Latin America sign up to, and when they make it to MLB find the majority of their salaries going back to these agencies.