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Message: [QUOTE="qdawgg, post: 4658234, member: 52"] Completely agree. I do think though, a judge will ask. Why is it that an athlete is regulated in a way other students aren’t, just because they’ve also chosen to play a sport. Again, I don’t like all of this instability. I don’t think it’s good for the whole system, minus a few players out of the whole pool of students who make out better, financially. But what the NCAA or anybody is going to have to answer is why are student athletes different. Just because they’re getting NIL $, any college student can start an onlyfans account and benefit from their NIL too. So I think that’ll be a legal sticking point to creating any regulations to player movement. We all understand how college players are different. The question is whether that’s enough justification to limit their ability to move their labor around in a theoretical free market. [/QUOTE]