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Message: [QUOTE="Niastri, post: 5387903, member: 722"] The problem is that there isn’t a contract between the school and the player. As of right now, the school can’t pay the player directly. (Wink wink) The player is getting paid by a third party to be allowed use of their NIL. So, it creates huge opportunities for abuse on both sides. Kids are agreeing to play for a given school because of huge NIL offers that never materialize. Kids agree to play for a school, collect some NIL, then change their mind and either switch schools or ask for more money. The system is completely broken, with little accountability on either side other than integrity… Yet, technically the way everything is being done is illegal anyway. lol at integrity in a process that is all shady and against the rules. Every nil deal is made “At your own risk.” [/QUOTE]