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That’s exactly how I see it and I think @ATL Canes and the @TheOriginalCane do too. If it’s “proper NIL” it’s like an endorsement deal. The government doesn’t cap someone’s ability to earn endorsement income. The problem to me is with some of these collectives and schools doing pay for play...

Agree 100% which is why I said “if they could”. I don’t see how the government can cap endorsements in a free capitalist society.

If there’s a way they could, they would. And then they’ll just under table pay with bags so no one can compete as they’ve always done. Open NIL is the devil to them.