And so it begins ... (NIL rule)

"As alluded above, the policy also forbids NIL compensation tied to “specific athletic performance or achievement,” such as “financial incentives based on points scored.” While the policy acknowledges that “athlete performance may enhance” an athlete’s “NIL value”, such performance can’t be used as “consideration” (i.e., the bargained for exchange) for “athlete NIL competition. Therefore, college athlete endorsement deals won’t contain incentive clauses tied to touchdown passes or points per game etc."
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The fringe guys on the team should no doubt be able to make some extra cash on Cameo sending out birthday wishes, etc.
 
I just don’t understand how we are almost 24 hours in and Lou Hedley still doesn’t have an NIL in place with the biggest tattoo parlor on South Beach. ***** rigged
 
Can agents and companies reach out before a recruit is signed to a school? If you were going to sponsor a kid choosing between GT and UGA where would you steer him? Nike is going to want their products in front of the most eyes. Kids will be directed to sign with certain schools. I am the old guy screaming at clouds I guess..
 
Or a car dealer in Tuscaloosa can offer you $750,000 to put your face on his flyer. There is no need for bag schools to worry now. I’m not sure in the long run this is great for Miami. We don’t have the people that care enough about football to pay the big bucks.

Every big time player now has to think about which school boosters pay the best and which school fan base will buy the most stuff with your face on it. The answer is always going to be majority SEC, Texas, Oklahoma, OSU, ND maybe Clemson.
Have to think Texas would be number 1
 
How is this legal under NIL?


There is no contract or deal, Wahlberg just straight up gave Sawyer a truck. On the bright side, at least Wahlberg has switched to giving vehicles to players instead of giving beatings to elderly Vietnamese grandfathers.
 
Clemson QB DJ something is the new Dr Pepper Fansville spokesmen and is appearing in commercials all season.
 
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