@anotherparent posted:Ah, but NIL money is entirely unregulated by the NCAA or conferences, right? So whereas a scholarship stated in an NLI, at a P5, would be valid all four years, the NIL group could change things around from year to year.
And, who would be telling them to do that? The coach? The boosters? The companies that supposedly want to hire these athletes? Which really illustrates the total corruption that NIL is producing, in cases where there are collectives that are using it in recruiting and retention.
100% happening. There are also coaches asking current players to trade out scholarships for NIL. It might all be the same money , but the guarantee just went from four years to one. Parents and kids need to know and understand the rules. I assure you that the coaches do.