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gotta have this investigation wrapped up before fall camp.. ridiculous this isn’t done

In a sport with professional athletes, no draft, and no contract that binds players to teams, there's only one important factor in building a roster. If a program and its patrons offer the most money, everything else quickly pales in importance and they'll get the top athletes, including both high school recruits and transfers. With college athletes everywhere getting legal money from multiple sources, it's hard to see how this can be regulated IMO.
 
In a sport with professional athletes, no draft, and no contract that binds players to teams, there's only one important factor in building a roster. If a program and its patrons offer the most money, everything else quickly pales in importance and they'll get the top athletes, including both high school recruits and transfers. With college athletes everywhere getting legal money from multiple sources, it's hard to see how this can be regulated IMO.
They won't be able to regulate it and misguided attempts to do so will most likely cause more problems than the sport had to begin with.

The proverbial "can of worms" has been opened...
 
In a sport with professional athletes, no draft, and no contract that binds players to teams, there's only one important factor in building a roster. If a program and its patrons offer the most money, everything else quickly pales in importance and they'll get the top athletes, including both high school recruits and transfers. With college athletes everywhere getting legal money from multiple sources, it's hard to see how this can be regulated IMO.

This is a good thing for UT imo. Kids will have an excellent platform to make money from
 
Completely agree. Not sure why so many people are over thinking it.
Because it's brand new, and nobody knows how long it will take for the market to take care of itself, the abuses that will take place, or the consequences on college sports as we know it. All we know is things are going to change.
 
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Because it's brand new, and nobody knows how long it will take for the market to take care of itself, the abuses that will take place, or the consequences on college sports as we know it. All we know is things ate going to change.

Yep, college sports just changed bigtime. It's going to be impossible to regulate everything, and not everyone is going to play by a vague set of rules. Schools like UT that have been proactive in helping athletes structure and profit from deals can use that to their advantage. Other schools will be at a disadvantage unless they become more lenient in what they allow SAs to do.

The nature of some of these deals make focus a legit concern.
 
My biggest question with NIL. What will prevent businesses whose owners are fans of certain universities from offering deals to good players from other schools in exchange for the player's commitment to transfer to said owner's school of choice?
 
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