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Forbes: NIL Collectives And Jaden Rashada Show NCAA Rules Are In Shambles
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<blockquote data-quote="Mean Purple" data-source="post: 3258249" data-attributes="member: 72660"><p>Well, and now moving quickly to, in a way, a model without organization rights/protection. If they want to send these kids down the pro model, without accounting for the value of the cost of college provided and development of the player provided (both a benefit of big value to the player), then it's going to evolve further and kids could find themselves facing 1 - 2 year offers where they can be fired at the end (if not earlier) for not performing.</p><p></p><p>Offering a kid in high school millions, when they have not taken one step in a college game, is a massive gamble. That's just enticement. Schools will wise up to it and focus on a model that is aimed at upper classmen/proven players at the college level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mean Purple, post: 3258249, member: 72660"] Well, and now moving quickly to, in a way, a model without organization rights/protection. If they want to send these kids down the pro model, without accounting for the value of the cost of college provided and development of the player provided (both a benefit of big value to the player), then it's going to evolve further and kids could find themselves facing 1 - 2 year offers where they can be fired at the end (if not earlier) for not performing. Offering a kid in high school millions, when they have not taken one step in a college game, is a massive gamble. That's just enticement. Schools will wise up to it and focus on a model that is aimed at upper classmen/proven players at the college level. [/QUOTE]
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