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I hope so. For Mr. Ruiz and for UM. I don't see any other businesses in So Fla stepping forward in the NIL arena, even in a small way. Where would our athletic programs be today without him? In a world of hurt as I see it.

Glad to hear that other So Fla businesses are involved in NIL. Where would we be without Mr, Ruiz though? A somewhat scary prospect to consider.

As I understand how it's supposed to work, the NIL monetary "contract" is solely between the employer and the athlete. The school is out of the picture. Maybe I'm wrong; if so, pls enlighten!

Would like to know who any other businesses in So Fla paying for use of an athlete's NIL are. Ruiz is the only player as far as I've heard. Certainly, the only one who has gotten any notice/publicity (which is, after all, the name of the game).

Its pretty shocking if Ruiz's NIL opportunities are the only ones out there in South Florida. In a dynamic, urban area like Miami, where the **** are other businesses who might provide opportunities to the mutual benefit of their firms and the athletes? If more stepped forward, it would provide...

When you have Medicare, isn't that always your "primary insurer"? Any other health insurance is secondary, to pick up all or part of what Medicare doesn't cover.

UM has nothing to do with Ruiz. And that is the way it needs to stay.

I respect the market knowledge here. Being invested over 40+ years and I've done very well (or should I say my broker has done well by me) but my technical knowledge is shallow. Couple questions to those in the know: 1. What is the worst case scenario for Ruiz and his company? 2. Any guesses...

Predicted several months ago this whole Ruiz/NIL thing will end up as a Corben documentary in a couple years.