They say that deals will need to be approved by a third party that determines

Dec 2, 2024
3:50:18pm

CaliforniaCougar22 Contributor

whether or not it’s “market value.” So players that are worth a lot for advertising like sheduer sanders could still be worth a ton, but many players with less recognition will be capped at lower number

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Changes coming in 2025 are bad for BYU and CFB in general

CaliforniaCougar22

Dec 2, 3:44pm

Rigging the rules in their favor

I'mBatman

Dec 2, 3:46pm

The revenue sharing is capped....and there is no way NCAA is set up to monitor

BYUheaven

Dec 2, 3:46pm

Revenue sharing is restricted. If you can pay the 20 million, this will actually

spidercoug

Dec 2, 3:47pm

How are they ever going to cap a player's NIL value?

NOCAL_YFAN

Dec 2, 3:47pm

They say that deals will need to be approved by a third party that determines

CaliforniaCougar22

Dec 2, 3:50pm

Market value varies so significantly that they will never be able to define it

NOCAL_YFAN

Dec 2, 3:51pm

Hopefully you’re right but we’ll see

CaliforniaCougar22

Dec 2, 3:54pm

The law doesn't allow the NCAA to mess with NIL the way you are suggesting.

Lance71

Dec 2, 3:51pm

Well thats what they say they are going to do in the settlement but hopefully

CaliforniaCougar22

Dec 2, 3:55pm

You can't make a settlement that is against the law. Now if the players were to

Lance71

Dec 2, 3:57pm

Does anyone think the NCAA can govern this? Not a chance

Bluforever

Dec 2, 3:51pm

NCAA has set a precedent. You lawyer up, they don’t have the money, then they

BYUheaven

Dec 2, 4:07pm

Those rules are totally unenforceable and everybody knows it.

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