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Duncan told the crowd that, despite all of their doubts and the absence of announced penalties, NCAA officials have opened investigations into programs around NIL-related matters, some of which have been closed (without penalties) and others that remain active. He declined to identify the schools the NCAA has opened inquiries or full-scale investigations into and would not even reveal the number of schools involved, though it is believed to be more than a dozen.
As they should. If those schools want to be in the business of minor league football and basketball, then that's the only way. The NCAA is in the business of skimming those revenues for some reason.The biggest conferences will likely be leaving the NCAA
"While not new, the document details potential violations, many of which are routinely broken. They include most notably impermissible recruiting, such as a school-affiliated third party (“booster or collective,” the document noted) contacting a prospect or a prospect’s family about NIL before the recruit signs with the school.
In short, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, guess what it is."
BREAKING NEWS - Syracuse University Basketball Program has been found guilty of “a bunch of stuff” and been given a fifty year ban as well as having to pay the NIL for all University of Kentucky recruits until 2043. Jim Boeheim will be stripped of all of his wins, and 200 of Coach K’s losses will be switched to Boeheim’s record.
It's almost as though widespread abuse of NIL is a surprise to NCAA officials - the same ones who poured gasoline on the fire by relaxing transfer restrictions and (apparently) refusing to enforce anti-tampering rules. Now they think a "guilty until proven innocent" standard is going to fix all the problems they exacerbated. Bizarro.
Just can't get over how they are talking about doing this! If that is going to be the standard, there have been many programs that for years have had yellow beaks and quacked! I'm looking at you Kentucky, NC, Duke, etc."In short, if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, guess what it is."
How Jesse Edwards’s deal with West Virginia NIL collective developed
West Virginia center Jesse Edwards, who was the No. 14 player in the transfer portal, promoted Country Roads Trust on social media.www.on3.com
Yeah, I thought that was a little strange, although I guess he doesn't have any WV highlights to show yet.
Media. The public.