It will come to light soon enoughIt's true. No inducements to players who aren't enrolled. Alabama, Clemson aren't either. You are fooling yourself.
It will come to light soon enoughIt's true. No inducements to players who aren't enrolled. Alabama, Clemson aren't either. You are fooling yourself.
So was Juwann JenningsHis a headcase. But a good wr. If he sticks he will be a good addition
And it begins. Boosters (i.e., the "collectives") can't talk with recruits and can't offer them NIL or inducements deals to get them to attend a particular school. That's been a violation for decades, but basically now reiterated as one. And the NCAA is going to start investigating the violations that have occurred. Yes, I guess it all will come to light. Maybe, it's the NCAA (but Emmert is retiring).
DI Board of Directors issues name, image and likeness guidance to schools - NCAA.org
The Division I Board of Directors on Monday issued guidance to schools regarding the intersection between recruiting activities and the name, image and likenesswww.ncaa.org
Agree.There's parts of this I'm not wild about and parts I don't fully understand but how in the hell did anybody think this was not going to be the outcome? Now a bunch of them are gonna jump up and down and say that's not fair?
I guess I'd be more pissed if we had a 1.5 million dollar deal for a QB to not play a down and go back home to Texas.
Wtf know that may be what happens with Nico, this is the wild west. But do I want my team utilizing the current situation to its potential or running around looking for the assistant principal? I'll take the former.
It's true. No inducements to players who aren't enrolled. Alabama, Clemson aren't either. You are fooling yourself.
You might want to read a little closer. A collective is not a booster. It may be funded by boosters, but it isn't what the NCAA is going after. I will be surprised if the collective at TN hasn't crossed all of their Ts and dotted all of their Is for the rules that were in place.And it begins. Boosters (i.e., the "collectives") can't talk with recruits and can't offer them NIL or inducements deals to get them to attend a particular school. That's been a violation for decades, but basically now reiterated as one. And the NCAA is going to start investigating the violations that have occurred. Yes, I guess it all will come to light. Maybe, it's the NCAA (but Emmert is retiring).
DI Board of Directors issues name, image and likeness guidance to schools - NCAA.org
The Division I Board of Directors on Monday issued guidance to schools regarding the intersection between recruiting activities and the name, image and likenesswww.ncaa.org
You might want to read a little closer. A collective is not a booster. It may be funded by boosters, but it isn't what the NCAA is going after. I will be surprised if the collective at TN hasn't crossed all of their Ts and dotted all of their Is for the rules that were in place.
The schools crying the most about the NIL are the ones that were the most corrupt with the under the table stuff. They don't want to see their advantage going away. It might make those red Chargers a little less valuable in the recruiting process.
The link required me to download an app to read the entire article. I have no interest in that app.Nick Saban responds to tampering charge - NewsBreak
While playing golf Wednesday afternoon in Birmingham, Alabama head coach Nick Saban had to answer some questions about new wide receiver Tyler Harrell, who transferred from...www.newsbreakapp.com
Hmmm, Saban being accused of tampering . Imagine that lol
The link required me to download an app to read the entire article. I have no interest in that app.
Oh I agree. I have to imagine that all of the schools have crossed fingers and hoping the "collectives" did what they promised and didn't do what they didn't say they wouldn't do.I guess we will just have to see how it all evolves. Spyre and TN don't seem to be too worried at this point.
Interesting to see some of the big dog schools squirming because their under the table dealings aren't the advantage they once were. Probably includes OSU as well as some of the other former playoff schools.
AgreeThe schools crying the most about the NIL are the ones that were the most corrupt with the under the table stuff. They don't want to see their advantage going away. It might make those red Chargers a little less valuable in the recruiting prprocess.
Laughable, unless you are being totally sarcastic.It's true. No inducements to players who aren't enrolled. Alabama, Clemson aren't either. You are fooling yourself.
I disagree.Laughable, unless you are being totally sarcastic.
True ^^^^^Where do you think Pruitt learned about McDonalds bags?
All of the big Power 5 schools are dirty, including your Buckeyes.
OU? Oklahoma? Ohio U? Oregon? How could there be NIL violations 2017-2019 if NIL didn't exist until 2021? You guys are too easy.True ^^^^^
A quick search showed OU self reported 16 violations that occurred from 2017 to 2019 including name/image/likeness and financial aid and that's probably just half of it.... they left out the real juicy stuff... they are just as crooked as any other power 5 program at this very moment