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[QUOTE="FloridaCuse, post: 5443827, member: 8912"]
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"But in candid conversations, coaches and recruiting staffers have serious doubts that athletes will declare those deals, or do so accurately. Some have suggested that players are being encouraged not to declare deals at all, but to simply take the money and keep quiet rather than risk the clearinghouse flagging it. And if that’s the case, where do we suspect that money might be coming from?"

"Maybe the enforcement piece of the settlement will work, or at least be a more effective deterrent than previously existed. Maybe the scrutiny and punishments will be unpleasant enough to curb bag dropping or strike fear in coaches beyond their plausible deniability. Maybe the clearinghouse, over time, will force collectives to wither and players to sign legitimate NIL deals that pass muster."

"But for as long as college sports have existed, there have always been folks looking for an edge, a way to beat the system. And the best ones have always found it."
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