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"We need low-cost, fixed-price labor like we had a couple hundred years ago..."

You also get a 100...THOUSAND. That whole final paragraph is why we need federal preemption. NOT because the federal government is inherently better or worse than state governments, but because we need one standard, and all the state-by-state gamesmanship has ****ED THINGS UP.

Can I give this post a 100...THOUSAND? It's frustrating when people misread our posts and assume that NIL "guidelines" and "standards" means salary-capping NIL. It doesn't. We need to try to keep the NIL income stream separate from any other "compensatory" income stream. But you know what...

Yes. And for both you and @RVACane , that's why there is still some validity to trying to keep "compensation" income and "endorsement" income separate and clearly defined. We have way too many "simple" posters who just think "everything is legal now" and "everyone is getting paid now", and...

Scalise: "Welcome, gentlemen, I understand you have some concerns about college football." Saban: "THERE'S A CUBAN GUY IN MIAMI PAYING PLAYERS BILLIONS AND ALABAMA CAN'T COMPETE." Scalise: "Yes, sir, I understand that, but can I get a brief summary of the problems you..." Saban: "DIDN'T...

That's a fair point. I was just saying that state politicians frequently become US politicians. I also want to clarify, I've never said "limit" the income. But they can definitely set some guidelines and there are a whole host of things that can be done in addition that I don't want to bore...

Hilarious. While I've noted your brain-dead posts on two separate threads in the last couple of days, I'm going to tell you what every woman in your life has told you previously. You are so unimpressive and unmemorable that I have no memory of having interacted with you beyoned the past 48...

I mean...I kinda agree with you... But then I think about how a few dozen state legislatures have JUMPED to do so. Holding special sessions and even amending laws that were passed only a few months earlier. I'm not sure the US Congress will act. I do know the NCAA will be lobbying hard...

I realize you're not bright. But I'm not the one who ever proposed a salary cap. So put your two paragraphs of outrage back in your ****** and argue with someone else who suggested limiting pay. I'm only "condescending" to fake frauds who talk about stuff they don't understand. Everyone else...

But you don't speak facts. You don't know what you are talking about. And you sure as **** don't understand state rights, let alone federal preemption. I'm not picking and choosing at all. This isn't an issue like "how should we set our road paving standards based on the geography and...

Wrong. Since you don't know, don't say anything. Just exposes ignorance.

Dumbest ******* **** I've ever heard. Income, and income taxes, STARTS with the federal government. Most states just follow along for all their rules. Income taxation starts at the federal level. It is absolutely a federal matter. There's a US Constitutional Amendment and everything. "They...

Riiiight. But 50 different states with 50 different rules is the proper approach... Good lord...

Yes, but if this was TRUE TRUE NIL money, that is, money being made for endorsements and whatnot, then it is NOT "salary". And while I am fiercely protective of salary information, I do think there is a value to establishing a comparative Fair Market Value clearinghouse for NIL deals. Because...

Agreed. I'm from Missouri originally, and I have several relatives who have gone to Mizzou. The only cultural fit of Mizzou over WVU in the SEC is that Missouri is one of the 13 stars on the Confederate battle flag and West Virginia isn't.

May not want it. Really need it at this point, though.

I used to work with someone who went to WVU undergrad and started her career working in the WVU Athletic Department. She was there when WVU made its bid for the 2012 expansion that included Mizzou and aTm. She told me a lot of things that went into the presentation, and apparently WVU came...