Volnut
RIP NCAA
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There are windows but there are players still announcing and entering outside those windows. The windows are a jokeAre there not still defined windows for entry?
Is there not wording that prohibits playing at two different schools in same season? Thought I read that.
My theory is the NCAA is wanting either Congress or the courts to FURTHER define total rules of engagement, instead of getting slapped around. When it gets bad enough all the reps with ties to the LESSER BLESSED SCHOOLS will demand some fairness and impose it on NCAA. Until then they can just blame the courts.
With money still the root of all evil, I still believe they will require the individual athletes earnings to be unlimited, but require a cap on the NIL amount each team can have each season on their roster to force distribution of athletes just like scholly limits WHICH have never been challenged. Now it is legal no reason to not report it and how to handle deferred income is biggest obstacle. NFL has roster limits and salary caps as the pattern.
What is keeping schools from having option years with schollys? Once again I would be emulating pro concepts as much as possible. NLI vs salary and all.There are windows but there are players still announcing and entering outside those windows. The windows are a joke
It's true on playing for two schools on the same season due to being able to enroll. Of course this also could end up in court
What is keeping schools from having option years with schollys? Once again I would be emulating pro concepts as much as possible. NLI vs salary and all.
So, why can a school not take a 2 year option and get a commitment of 2 years attendance for 2 years of tuition, room, board, medical, etc? Maybe only for first scholly agreement between the parties. More than one kind of legal agreement besides legal employment contracts exist. Heck, are non competes no longer legal?every year is an option to give scholarship or not, for the school. The rules and laws say the school cannot provide anything to the players as incentive to play for them. As things now stand
So, why can a school not take a 2 year option and get a commitment of 2 years attendance for 2 years of tuition, room, board, medical, etc? Maybe only for first scholly agreement between the parties. More than one kind of legal agreement besides legal employment contracts exist. Heck, are non competes no longer legal?