my opinion is either take the full scholarship ride or opt to pay your way and make your own dough in endorsements and social media. shouldn't get both. very few athletes will benefit from this decision.
Color me shocked.
Who would you like to enforce this?
www.si.com
That image they used is pathetic. These writers are gonna be butthurt when some of these kids make more than they do.Welcome to a New NCAA Era. 'It's Going to Be a Clusterf---.'
College athletes are now allowed to profit off their name, image and likeness, and the landscape may be changed forever.
1) It's not an either/or situation. 2) Your cameo take makes you sound old and out of touch.
If you think this changes anything at all for boosters who are willing to pay players, you are being very naive. This is actually the best thing to happen to these boosters because it gives them better cover for when a player at their school is driving a $100k car. It will lower suspicions on any player living above their "perceived" means because the plausible answer will always be funds attained through NIL. If anything I think this will really embolden booster activity because there is going to be new grey area for them to work in, in addition to the under-the-table area they already work in.
The answer will be a little bit of both.
I get what your saying and I'm sure he will...but cameo is so easy/accessible for them to make money while sitting in their dorm room. Nothing cheap or B list about it. Its just one avenue they will use to make some easy cheddar.
I didn’t say anything about it changing things.
I've thought about setting ol' OiG up on Cameo. The content I give all of our board members is GOLD. I could get paid for this, ya ungrateful degenerates. But instead I give of myself freely, for all of you.
Boosters can actually get something out of the deal now. No more paying under the table, they can get tax write offs, advertising etc. win win
