NCAA to allow players to transfer every year. Yippie. What a fing joke.

[belgianbull]

A much needed change would be to have players sign contacts in order to get NIL money, and have that info made public. For example, Players A sign a contract for X amount of money for a Y year contract.

This would prevent players from jumping after 1 year.

 

[Brad]

Come on it’s for the kids. You can leave your job every year if you want.

[Outlaw]

9 minutes ago, Brad said:

Come on it’s for the kids. You can leave your job every year if you want.

You mean young professional athletes on ncaa scholarships.  These are student athletes once they take nil money.

Edited April 18 by Outlaw

[belgianbull]

9 minutes ago, Brad said:

Come on it’s for the kids. You can leave your job every year if you want.

Depends what line of work you are in. If it involves signing a contract that requires you to finish a particular job ( for example, a contract to built a house), or in the NFL, where you sign multi year contracts,.... its different

I am a white guy in my early 40's who doesn't speak Korean, but I am still an aspiring k pop artist, and if I sign a contract with a label, I would have to finish the terms of the contract.

Edited April 18 by belgianbull

[Triple B]

1 minute ago, belgianbull said:

Depends what line of work you are in. If it involves signing a contract that requires you to finish a particular job ( for example, a contract to built a house), or in the NFL, where you sign multi year contracts,.... its different

I am a white guy in my early 40's who doesn't speak Korean, but I am still an aspiring k pop artist, and if I sign a contract with a label, I would have to finish the terms of the contract.

[belgianbull]

6 minutes ago, Triple B said:

I was definitely joking; although when playing the Just Dance game on Nintendo Switch my scores are through the roof, and people usually get a good laugh when I attempt karaoke.

 

Edited April 18 by belgianbull

[Triple B]

5 minutes ago, belgianbull said:

I was definitely joking

Awesome news ....

[hm101]

I have a feeling if they blocked this or made rules against it they'd likely also take a bunch of heat

They can't win

[Triple B]

7 minutes ago, hm101 said:

I have a feeling if they blocked this or made rules against it they'd likely also take a bunch of heat

They can't win

I think they're only doing it because of the legal heat that had already been applied ....

[USFBulls12]

I know at this point, for most people, it's semantics, but can we stop referring to the payments to players from the universities as "NIL" and properly refer to it as "Collectives" like Deion Sanders was talking about in that video I posted. I know a lot of people don't care for Deion on this forum, but he's correct and we shouldn't be calling something one thing when it's not actually that by definition. Originally, we thought that's what these payments to players are -- "NIL" -- but that's not true. Universities are not paying players for their "Name, Image & Likeness" but rather are paying them using the tip jar of the Collectives. SOME players are receiving NIL deals but those are not from the universities, those are like signing endorsement deals as a professional and are coming from corporations for the use of the athlete's Name, Image & Likeness in their promotions/ advertisements. 

NIL ≠ Collectives