lawyers have that much experience dealing with NIL issues yet, as I don't think we have that much (if any) data on how the NCAA is interpreting their NIL rules and guidance. Has there even been a single case yet where the NCAA has challenged the legitimacy of a NIL arrangement and found it to violate their guidance? Certainly those cases are coming, but I haven't heard of any yet. I would hope you are directly involving BYU and not just OhanaX — the players' agency, while it does have direct NIL experience, is likely going to interpret any ambiguity in favor of additional revenue for their clients, which means additional revenue for their agency.