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Message: [QUOTE="javadoc, post: 4249951, member: 338"] I think they do, but not comprehensively. If I recall, the NIL has to be structured in such a way that it preserves amateur status, which the NCAA does have the ability to define and enforce. So the payments can't be direct remuneration for athletic performance; there has to be a business tie-in, such as endorsements or merchandise. It can't simply be "booster X hands over $75,000 and that's the end of it". So while the NCAA can't limit the amount, they can attach strings to the process of getting the money. [/QUOTE]