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Message: [QUOTE="Louie and Bouie, post: 4321319, member: 793"] NIL agreements are/should be contracts. If either side breaches the contract they could be sued for damages. The schools are not a party to the contract. Making payment upon attendance/performance at a certain school is not enforceable per my understanding. However, with the amount of money involved, a good contract attorney could make it impossible for an athlete to complete his community based obligations if he has transferred to another school thus rendering the payment side of the contract unenforceable by the player. Also, I highly doubt any collective is providing a full lump sum payment at the beginning of a deal signed by the athlete. The people running these collectives and their team of lawyers will make certain that payments are provided only to current student athletes at their institution without ever putting that direct language in the contract. Its not that difficult actually. [/QUOTE]