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Good news regarding NIL corruption. Republicans are leading

Posted on: January 13, 2025 at 15:24:16 CT
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the way with new proposals to solve the ever-worsening problems that began in California in 2019...

per ESPN:

With Republicans taking control of Capitol Hill this month, the odds of [fixing the NIL mess that Democrats created] is better than ever. ... College sports officials fear that the industry's richest schools will soon have an unsustainable competitive advantage if antitrust lawsuits prevent the NCAA from enforcing regulations that create an equal playing field when it comes to recruiting. While the pending $2.8 billion dollar settlement of the House v. NCAA case would free the college sports industry from past alleged antitrust violations, it does not provide protection from future legal challenges to the spending caps and other restrictions included as part of the settlement. ... Texas senator Ted Cruz said he wants to give the NCAA the tools it needs to stop that from happening: 'Nobody wants to see a handful of super schools with unlimited cash and all the best athletes, and nobody else even able to survive.'

The article: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/43348934/house-settlement-ncaa-sec-big-ten-nil



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Good news regarding NIL corruption. Republicans are leading - zounami MU - 1/13 15:24:16
     could see that coming a couple years ago. What did - MNTIGER MU - 1/14 02:31:18
     First of all if ANY body believes the government is going to - tigerman81 MU - 1/13 23:09:43
     Ha. This thing is just going to get worse and blow up - SabertoothTiger MU - 1/13 21:49:06
          Let it run its course for a while - KC rules MU - 1/14 10:57:43
     RE: Good news regarding NIL corruption. Republicans are leading - THINKINGTIGER MU - 1/13 21:34:48
     Yeah, gee, it's not like a handful of schools haven't... - mplsTiger MU - 1/13 18:24:07
          if you can't see the problem is getting worse, then you're - zounami MU - 1/13 18:28:14
               Well, my alma mater appears to be benefitting. - mplsTiger MU - 1/13 18:33:26
     Ted Cruz..LMAO(nm) - meatiger MU - 1/13 17:53:10
          LMAO!!! (nm) - zounami MU - 1/13 18:20:48
          RE: Ted Cruz..LMAO(nm) - CPA MU - 1/13 18:15:11
          RE: Ted Cruz..LMAO(nm) - RolandMiz MU - 1/13 17:54:58
     Thank god the republicans will be enforcing more regulations - Cosmo MU - 1/13 16:21:31
          free market in sports has failed over and over - Harvey Specter MU - 1/13 19:22:41
          agreed, it's desperately needed in this case (nm) - zounami MU - 1/13 16:36:07
               lol. No(nm) - Panthera MU - 1/13 18:48:19
     RE: Good news regarding NIL corruption. Republicans are leading - sarasotatiger MU - 1/13 15:39:44
          I'm not a free-market absolutist. It's good in some cases... - zounami MU - 1/13 16:35:27
               RE: I'm not a free-market absolutist. It's good in some cases... - sarasotatiger MU - 1/13 21:38:09
               Need a collective bargaining agreement - sks MU - 1/13 17:12:41
                    Technically, the NCAA wants less regulation. The problem - zounami MU - 1/13 17:18:14
                    Won't work at the college level. Why would players agree - zounami MU - 1/13 17:14:54
               The richest teams have dominated for decades(nm) - TigerMatt KC - 1/13 17:07:56
                    This argument is silly. It's like downplaying 10% hyper- - zounami MU - 1/13 17:13:17
                         NIL has benefited many programs like Mizzou (nm) - TigerMatt KC - 1/13 18:10:48
                              no, Drink has navigated the "NIL" landscape well, but... - zounami MU - 1/13 18:18:51
          RE: Good news regarding NIL corruption. Republicans are leading - hondo MU - 1/13 15:49:33
               Of course they do run quite a large side business in many - JeffB MU - 1/13 16:33:08
                    EXCELLENT point. Antitrust laws are the problem in this case - zounami MU - 1/13 16:38:49
                         Research grants are way bigger money for universities than - TigerMatt KC - 1/13 17:10:16
                              It's usually up to the advisor on how much to pay - SatoriTiger JC - 1/13 17:13:02
                                   But who applies for and receives the grants? The professors? - JeffB MU - 1/13 17:37:02
                                        Usually it is in the professor's name - SatoriTiger JC - 1/13 18:12:59
                                             Thanks for the info. It sounds like the system may have - JeffB MU - 1/13 20:24:22
               MU can probably join the NAIA and restore integrity to - Columbian Gold MU - 1/13 16:24:06
               Yeah that is legit a crazy idea - Cosmo MU - 1/13 16:13:40




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