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  • Lobot
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    New proposed NIL rules from the NCAA. Theoretically designed to keep athletes from getting screwed by Contracts and Agents.

    The Division I Council on Wednesday unanimously adopted a proposal to address student-athlete protections related to name, image and likeness effective Aug. 1.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by Barklee
    Here's the On3 NIL rankings

    https://www.on3.com/nil/rankings/player/nil-100/

    Here's UC's numbers. We're way behind the power curve to compete with the big boys.

    https://www.on3.com/nil/rankings/pla...team-key=23814'
    You’re correct about us playing catchup but I think it’s important to point out that these On3 valuations are potential NIL earnings not actual payouts. There’s absolutely no way they are accurate regardless of what formula they used to predict these valuations.

    You’re telling me Donovan Ollie was supposed to be the top NIL guy at UC? He couldn’t even get on the field and transferred out.

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  • Barklee
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    Here's the On3 NIL rankings

    https://www.on3.com/nil/rankings/player/nil-100/

    Here's UC's numbers. We're way behind the power curve to compete with the big boys.

    https://www.on3.com/nil/rankings/pla...team-key=23814'

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  • Lobot
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    And a USA Today version:

    A group comprised of 26 beach volleyball players and six rowers filed the lawsuit saying they were "deprived of equal treatment and benefits."

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  • Lobot
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    Today in can of worms lawsuits, NIL collective at Oregon gets sued by Title IX plaintiffs

    Sex discrimination case filed by beach volleyball players and club rowers is the first to seek damages for gender discrepancies beyond athletic aid.

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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by Lobot
    Also, saw an article today that top players at their schools are staying in college longer now than they would have previously because the NIL money is more than they would make on an NFL rookie contract. If you're headed to the pros and don't have 1- 3 round grade, you make more in college. Eventually, this is probably going to reset the rookie contract market in the NFL and owners will be pissed about it.
    This may affect basketball more than football. However, either way, it is going to hurt high school players.

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  • Lobot
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    Also, saw an article today that top players at their schools are staying in college longer now than they would have previously because the NIL money is more than they would make on an NFL rookie contract. If you're headed to the pros and don't have 1- 3 round grade, you make more in college. Eventually, this is probably going to reset the rookie contract market in the NFL and owners will be pissed about it.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by leo from jersey
    I just read this. While it is new to me, I am sure many have guessed it.

    “It's a mess,” our source said. “Contact points are all over the map. A lot of team aren't even talking to the guys they’re recruiting and high school coaches are basically out of the picture right now. You gotta deal with NIL agents who are taking upwards of 20-percent from kids. So the agents purposely get schools into bidding wars with each other.” -- “Street agents are tampering with players on current rosters,” our source said. “If they can get a guy to transfer, they get a cut. You have players who haven't even entered the portal officially yet and they already know where they are going.” (247 sports)
    Case in point QB Max Johnson at A&M declared for the portal, which isn't open yet, and 24 hours later committed to UNC. What's the point of the portal if stuff like this is going to happen?

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  • bearcatbret
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    I was wondering what kind of report the players and schools have to do about the reporting of money and NIL deals? I did suspect that there is a whole lot of tampering with active players by others outside of the team.

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  • leo from jersey
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    I just read this. While it is new to me, I am sure many have guessed it.

    “It's a mess,” our source said. “Contact points are all over the map. A lot of team aren't even talking to the guys they’re recruiting and high school coaches are basically out of the picture right now. You gotta deal with NIL agents who are taking upwards of 20-percent from kids. So the agents purposely get schools into bidding wars with each other.” -- “Street agents are tampering with players on current rosters,” our source said. “If they can get a guy to transfer, they get a cut. You have players who haven't even entered the portal officially yet and they already know where they are going.” (247 sports)

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Rayvon Griffith is one of 17 athletes across various men's and women's college sports to partner with Dunkin' for an NIL deal https://www.on3.com/nil/news/paige-b...ign-learfield/

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    Not sure if we are tracking NIL stuff still, but looks like Dan Skillings has a deal with Medpace
    He does and I think Corleone or Vann might also.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Not sure if we are tracking NIL stuff still, but looks like Dan Skillings has a deal with Medpace

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  • Lobot
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    So according to this newletter ($) and a quoted USA Today article therein, Congress had an agreement on an NIL bill done until "several legislators" tried to kick the HBCUs out of D1 football. And that's where the deal fell apart.



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  • longtimefan
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    NCAA working on a unified set of rules, no help from Congress.

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