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Originally posted by MJR View Post
How's it any different than kids having a job while being athletes? All sorts of workplace abuses already exist on top of the stuff that goes on from coaches in their sports too. This isn't going to make things worse, just different. But sure, lets have outrage over kids earning a few bucks and learning how commerce works (good, bad & ugly).
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Originally posted by MJR View Postlets have outrage over kids earning a few bucks and learning how commerce works (good, bad & ugly).
Will some deserving kids get a fair share of the pie? Yup, that too.
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostA few bucks? Learning how commerce works? I wish I had your idealism. This isn't about the kids; it's shady adults trying to stack teams with $$$ enticement. Think Texas, add all the abuses already extant, then multiply by . . . A LOT. Yes, some PARENTS will get very rich - I'm sure that won't be abused either.
Will some deserving kids get a fair share of the pie? Yup, that too.
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Originally posted by gm View PostAin't happening in Texas
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostGood, but I didn't mean Texas itself. "Think Texas" refers to how huge Friday Nights are and to what lengths coaches, boosters and parents will go to get an edge. If a kid has an NIL contract waved in his face, the cockroaches will appear.
Things have tightened up quite a bit here.
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Originally posted by 18.99s View Post
Must be an unsubstantiated rumor. Non-scholarship athletes aren't good enough to attract that amount of money, otherwise they'd have a scholarship (possible exceptions are Ivy League and Division III, where they don't give any athletic scholarships).
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I don't know about the rest of the Big 10 but Minnesota has a roster limit for men. Irregardless of scholarships.
I don't see Nike getting into this with Oregon track....the team already runs in Nike stuff. And who else would bother except for a pittance.Last edited by Conor Dary; 10-22-2021, 07:46 PM.
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How Paige Bueckers' first NIL deal could shift standards for female athlete sponsorships
https://sports.yahoo.com/uconn-how-p...203954804.html
Paige Bueckers, the reigning Naismith Player of the Year, signed her first major name, image and likeness (NIL) deal on Wednesday in a move that could have a long-term impact on women athletes in the collegiate and professional ranks.
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We'll see....
Doesn't UConn already have a shoe deal?Last edited by Conor Dary; 11-10-2021, 09:44 PM.
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