2024 College Football 🏈 Season starts tomorrow…. Yee Yee

[SwaggyD]

You're wrong if you think the schools aren't NIL intermediaries.

How Schools and Their Athletes Are Entering the Mix

Recognizing that NIL deals are now a significant factor in recruitment and that NIL is here to stay, schools are getting involved in the process. This is primarily accomplished in two ways: through school-specific NIL policies, and NIL departments aimed at facilitating and educating players.

How Schools and Private Entities Have Engaged in NIL Activity

Now that a regulatory framework is in place, either by way of the NCAA’s interim policy or through the various state laws discussed in the second

www.sports.legal

Where in that article does it say they are brokers? They're involved to protect themselves.

I suppose this sentence could be it: "The goal of this team is to serve as “an internal advisory group whose members can assist student-athletes with access and resources to successfully pursue NIL opportunities."

 

[noharleyyet]

Where in that article does it say they are brokers? They're involved to protect themselves.

No they're involved to put butts (revenue) in the bleachers by securing and keeping superior athletic talent...that's it.

 

[Wild Bill]

Contracts that bind players to playing in bowl games aren't going to be signed by the players who have any shot at going to the NFL.
Maybe it'll be more of a per-game paycheck payment structure, but I don't see (smart) players signing deals to that force them to play in the Meinike Car Care Bowl or the Boca Raton Bowl and risk injury when if they have the opportunity to pursue a career in the NFL in a few short months.

 

[noharleyyet]

College Football Playoff Payouts 2024-2025

How much do teams make for the College Football Playoff? We've got the 2023-24 revenue distribution plan plus payouts from past years.

businessofcollegesports.com

 

[Darkside]

GO LONGHORNS.

 

[noharleyyet]

...hoping it's mess with the bull day in Dallas