Trumps EO on NIL.

[Winco]

President Donald Trump to sign executive order establishing national NIL standards amid evolving legislation

This would be President Trump's latest push to establish NIL standards in college athletics

www.cbssports.com

Trump is getting involved in the NIL business.


What are your original thoughts on NIL money?

Now that trump has weighed in and given his input, does HIS opinion change YOUR opinion?
Or do you still have an original thought you can stick too?

My Thoughts.......NIL has changed the entire Major College Framework (Mens Basketball and Football).
I now have to review a NEW Roster each year to discover who is NOW on the team.
IMO, that is very frustrating to me.
From Freshmen being ineligible to play ( Sep 20, 2021 — On January 8, 1972, the NCAA grants freshmen eligibility in its two biggest team sports, basketball and football.) to players playing for 4+ schools in their College career.

Currently, some players can make more money by collecting NIL money to stay in school than going pro.

So, what are YOUR overall Original thoughts on NIL?

 

[yidnar]

well there are many problems with the NIL.. the athletes are the ones that put their bodies on the line to make Universities millions .. hard to complain about said athletes getting a piece of the pie they actually backed ..

 

[22lcidw]

President Donald Trump to sign executive order establishing national NIL standards amid evolving legislation

This would be President Trump's latest push to establish NIL standards in college athletics

www.cbssports.com

Trump is getting involved in the NIL business.


What are your original thoughts on NIL money?

Now that trump has weighed in and given his input, does HIS opinion change YOUR opinion?
Or do you still have an original thought you can stick too?

My Thoughts.......NIL has changed the entire Major College Framework (Mens Basketball and Football).
I now have to review a NEW Roster each year to discover who is NOW on the team.
IMO, that is very frustrating to me.
From Freshmen being ineligible to play ( Sep 20, 2021 — On January 8, 1972, the NCAA grants freshmen eligibility in its two biggest team sports, basketball and football.) to players playing for 4+ schools in their College career.

Currently, some players can make more money by collecting NIL money to stay in school than going pro.

So, what are YOUR overall Original thoughts on NIL?

Sports has overtaken everything we do as a society. As for staying in college making money, perhaps they do their whole 4 years. That will change the NFL draft somewhat in the short term at least.