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The NCAA is so toothless on this. They’re not going after a billionaire lawyer with a full legal team reviewing these deals - for a school that’s doing less than (more than 100% less NIL $ than) Texas, Texas A&M, Alabama, Georgia, etc

Every deal goes through University compliance and compliance is a neutral party to the university and the NCAA. People need to stop worrying. We’re doing a lot less sketchy stuff than A&M, Georgia, Texas, etc

If the SPAC deal doesn’t close he’ll do an IPO and be worth billions. Probably $10B instead of $30B. MSP has a strong portfolio and my understanding is he has a ton of other products and technology in the pipeline that will be valuable - not just this technology that finds medical billing...

The University wants him to be public about it because the school and football staff can’t advocate on behalf of the student-athletes to get them NIL deals due to Florida NIL law. This is how it has to be done to benefit the university relative to states like Texas where they don’t have this...

He’s gonna be a billionaire whether it goes through or not. The company can easily support that valuation. Whether his $30-40+M valuation holds up in this SPAC or not I don’t know. Seems a little off but it should be resolved soon I know they had a Q4 2021 estimate last time I checked for a...