While i understand the concerns of about future conference realignment and transfers and whatever else, i think folks should put all that in the back of their minds for now.
We are playing football, and every other sport, in the ACC in 2026 and 2027. That’s settled.
What’s not settled is that our future Saturdays will be enjoyed watching college football, and there may be unintended consequences to HS and NFL because of this. Other sports as well but they are out of season and won’t start by the likely signage of this bill.
Whatever you think about the compensation amounts, it’s already happening. What happens when labor compensation gets reduced all across the country all at once?
I mean look at some of this

lmfao, the NCAA is requiring every recruited student athlete i.e. High schoolers to report any and every compensation over $600? And how is this supposed to work with the contracts agreed upon prior to the passage of this legislation; and when the CSC obviously tells all the big boy schools that their recruiting classes combined together with their current rosters far exceed the allowable amount? Are coaches just going to recalculate the numbers in the middle of the season? If this thing passes, so much unnecessary chaos will ensue in the middle of THIS SZN.
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Whole bill is just littered with nonsense
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This thing is hilarious to read because so many sections sidestep why college football and basketball have so many exceptions and exemptions; and are treated differently than all the other non-named sports.
We will be cooked by the passage of this bill, absolutely, yet, even putting aside all my ethical objections, I am unable to see a path forward that does not involve the NCAA putting the locks on the forty or so big spenders in collegiate athletics. Are they all going to be in violation of the law immediately? How does a transition work?
Football is already going to be maxed out in a sense around 30 to 39 million ballpark given that the total cap is just under 50 million; and a certain percentage will have to be allocated to women’s and men’s basketball as well as the dozen of other sports depending on the specifics of said university. And title IX prevents Too much limitations on the women’s side. I mean again this just gets bleak faster and faster.
I found my answer. The return of cloud otw.
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In addition to fines for ballin outta control, they want to lower our payroll for future seasons lmaooooo.
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THEY’VE LEGALIZED THE LUXURY TAX INTO COLLEGE SPORTS LMAO. THEY WANT MARIO AND JAI LUCAS FIGHTING WITH THE SOCCER AND TRACK COACHES OVER HOW MUCH THEIR ATHLETES REALLY NEED IN NIL LMFAO.
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**** MOVING SO FAST THE CSC DON’T EVEN HAVE THE RIGHT RULES OUTLINED. THIS IS THE NEUTRAL NON-NCAA PARTY BTW. THIRD-PARTY NIL PAYMENTS, INCLUDING THOSE ARRANGED OR FACILITATED BY INSTITUTION DON’T COUNT AGAINST THE CAP ACCORDING TO THEIR WEBSITE, BUT IN THE KEY OF THE TABLE THEY POINT ME TO AN NCAA BYLAW THAT SAYS SCHOOLS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GUARANTEE THIRD PARTY ANYWAYS LMAO. IT ALSO SAYS ON THE NCAA BYLAWS THAT IT DOES COUNT TOWARDS THE SCHOOL’S BENEFITS CAP. AGAIN — THESE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE SEPARATE INSTITUTIONS TOO LMAO. TF IS GOING ON OUT HERE.
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RETURN OF THE CLOUD. NCAA IS TURNING ME INTO A COOKIES MONSTER