Should semipro/college players be paid, or allowed to sell their stuff? (NIL and Revenue Sharing)
- By pnuts34
- College Football
- 1665 Replies
Agreed, I don't see how any player would sign an agreement limiting the amount they can earn. Fans and coaches will complain about(and not saying their wrong), but the NCAA majorly screwed up, and they took the massive gamble of thinking Congress would save them. They have no Plan B. And for those constantly saying this isn't sustainable, its sustainable for as long as billionaires want it to be. Right now, Mark Cuban looks like he made a sound investment, and Cody Campbell believes the same as Texas Tech had one of the best seasons in program history, same with Miami.just sayin': For an equal playing field the players union would probably negotiate with the NCAA for how to divvy up the $20.5M (House vs NCAA settlement). The problem is the (almost endless amount of) NIL money some school have. I can't see the players union ever agreeing to a overall "salary cap" that would include NIL money. You look at MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL, the union and leagues negotiations just concerns what the teams pay they players. All the professional athletes are on their own for endorsement deals and some of the top athletics make a whole lot more than what their team is playing them in endorsements/appearances/autographs, etc.
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