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third party nil will continue to fund athletes directly ...
Posted on: June 7, 2025 at 19:22:53 CT
tmcats KSU
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however, to be legal - within the house settlement guidelines - they will have to be approved by the so called "college sports commission." how this group defines what's acceptable/fair or not is beyond logic since the market defines fairness by the price it willingly pays for any good or service in this case.
anyway, third party nil will continue, but as i understand it athletes will no longer get payments from school sponsor collectives, which may exist solely to help fund each school's $20.5 million salary capped budget.
nick left, some say, because he saw that alabama could not compete in the open market with the likes of texas. well, here we have a supposed cap that should level the playing field, yes.
Edited by tmcats at 19:37:58 on 06/07/25
anyway, third party nil will continue, but as i understand it athletes will no longer get payments from school sponsor collectives, which may exist solely to help fund each school's $20.5 million salary capped budget.
nick left, some say, because he saw that alabama could not compete in the open market with the likes of texas. well, here we have a supposed cap that should level the playing field, yes.
Edited by tmcats at 19:37:58 on 06/07/25
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third party nil will continue to fund athletes directly ... - tmcats KSU - 6/7 19:22:53