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No.So essentially collectives are done?
Yea, they don't try to define "brand endorsement" at all. Maybe they will narrow that down later. So it's a toilet paper EO.No.
"The executive order prohibits third-party, pay-for-play payments but “does not apply to legitimate, fair-market-value compensation that a third party provides to an athlete, such as for a brand endorsement,” according to the White House’s release. It is unknown what entity will have the authority to enforce the prohibition of third-party, pay-for-play payments included in Trump’s executive order."
Pay for play has always been illegal, so I'm not sure what this bill does any differently than what guidelines are already in place. Just creating more red tape for red tape's sake.
Yea, they don't try to define "brand endorsement" at all. Maybe they will narrow that down later. So it's a toilet paper EO.
No, the EO said that third party, pay-for-play is “improper and should not be permitted by universities” but noted that “this policy does not apply to compensation provided to an athlete for the fair market value that the athlete provides to a third party, such as for a brand endorsement.So essentially collectives are done?
The EO said a bunch of stuff about why college sports are important, made a big deal about women’s and nonrev sports not getting lost, importance of Olympics, and then provided:This is supposed to reduce NIL to players or what’s it about? I’m too lazy to read
Merged!@RVACane Can we merge this to the other one in the off topic thread.