Schools in virginia can now directly pay nil money to kidsSorry, what is this in reference to?
Sorry, what is this in reference to?
Virginia has enacted a law that enables schools to pay NIL money directly.Schools in virginia can now directly pay nil money to kids
Virginia law allows schools to pay athletes for NIL
Schools in Virginia will be able to directly pay athletes via name, image and likeness deals thanks to a state law signed Thursday morning.www.espn.com
Syracuse has a lot of influence directing how NIL for college athletes should work in New York. They work with the NYS legislature to try and keep a level playing field for Syracuse regarding NIL.Virginia has enacted a law that enables schools to pay NIL money directly.
Anyone who wants an endgame here should love this. Decisions needs to be made and moves like this will force the hand of other states, the NCAA, etci hate this crap.
Anyone who wants an endgame here should love this. Decisions needs to be made and moves like this will force the hand of other states, the NCAA, etc
Unless you just don't want the players to get paid, then yeah, you should prob stop watching sports as an entertainment product.
prom dress dry cleaning ?Sorry, what is this in reference to?
The NIL world is starting to lessen my interest in college sports. I long ago abandoned pro sports of all varieties. I hope it is not a progressive issue with me as I love the Orange, but there is a point of exhaustioni hate this crap.
agreed. if we can get kids to sign multi-year contracts, a lot of the angst will go away. The biggest issue isn't them getting paid, it's their total freedom to jump ship for any reason.Anyone who wants an endgame here should love this. Decisions needs to be made and moves like this will force the hand of other states, the NCAA, etc
Unless you just don't want the players to get paid, then yeah, you should prob stop watching sports as an entertainment product.
From what I can gather from our board, we were, at best, along for the ride. There were no reports about our administrators' lobbying for this to happen before it did. Tony Elliott and Carla Williams did attend the signing ceremony per a post.Syracuse has a lot of influence directing how NIL for college athletes should work in New York. They work with the NYS legislature to try and keep a level playing field for Syracuse regarding NIL.
Is this the case with UVa and the Virginia legislature? Did they drive this? Was it driven by V Tech? Seems like something fairly Hokie.
Government has played a big part in this actually its not not reported.So if a school pays a kid directly and said school gets government research grants a whole bunch of government oversite gets added to the process.
Delaware 's General Assembly is considering the same thing. I'm sure it has NOTHING to do with the University Of Delaware looking to, at best, emulate UConn.Syracuse has a lot of influence directing how NIL for college athletes should work in New York. They work with the NYS legislature to try and keep a level playing field for Syracuse regarding NIL.
Is this the case with UVa and the Virginia legislature? Did they drive this? Was it driven by V Tech? Seems like something fairly Hokie.
Agreed.A step in the right direction. Let's see what happens at
the national level. Current system just isn't sustainable.
Agreed.
The economic value the players add flows to the schools so the schools should be responsible for paying for it, not the fans.
Doesn't mean that fans cannot also contribute but schools should shoulder vast majority of the financial burden.