That’s fine, but until collective-bargaining is done, any Bill the old guard tries to put through will die either in the house or the Senate. Eventually, they will learn and collective-bargaining will be done. Again, not one athlete was a part of this negotiation and that’s unacceptable! First off, trying to limit their money earning potential is against the law, which is really going back to the Eddie oBannion lawsuit, the start of all of this.
On the money earning issue, the current bill has language that essentially says third party NIL isn’t capped. That’s the attempt and working around any legal issue. Who knows if it will fly or not, but don’t assume it wouldn’t.
As for the rest of your post, yiure just repeating yourself. You’re fully convinced the bill will die because it doesn’t have player representation while ignoring reality, which is congress rarely cares about the opinions of those not giving them money.
Another issue being ignored is that CFB fandom as a a majority are fed up with lots of things going on in CFB. The majority want rules put in place to stop the Wild West situation currently going, but the fandom doesn’t agree on the answers either. For every UM fan calling their congressman to say kill this bill you have a fan of say an SEC team calling their congressman because they want this bill to pass.
