New State recruiting laws

[Hemingway]

https://sports.yahoo.com/how-state-...ing-why-wouldnt-we-try-to-help-161656568.html

Sign instate and get NIL money while in High School.

 

[Eight]

https://sports.yahoo.com/how-state-...ing-why-wouldnt-we-try-to-help-161656568.html

Sign instate and get NIL money while in High School.

scheiss

 

[82 Frog Fever]

https://sports.yahoo.com/how-state-...ing-why-wouldnt-we-try-to-help-161656568.html

Sign instate and get NIL money while in High School.

I believe Texas has already passed a similar law at the end of June, as well as 3-5 more states.
Texas and Texas Tech are really after new NIL sources to capitalize on this.
I heard Saban was really pissed. Anything labeled as a threat to the existing power structure is going to get a lot or criticism.

 

[Eight]

this law makes no sense and lets consider a high school football player who might be graduating early

they sign in december at the soonest and are in college in january

if that football player doesn't participate in any other sport than football what does it matter? i am sorry young man but that season you just played in doesn't count because you signed with out of state u and took money from them

seriously this is a stupid law and it epitomizes not only the problem with nil and college sports, but politics as well

 

[LSU Game Attendee]

This layer of rules will just be thoroughly addressed by deployment of bagmen. The ironic thing is if all states applied this pre-enrollment NIL fun and schools actually adhered to it, Mizzou would be royally screwed (as would Ole Miss, Bama, Auburn, Clemson, Notre Dame, Michigan, OU, OSU, Oregon…)

 

[82 Frog Fever]

This layer of rules will just be thoroughly addressed by deployment of bagmen. The ironic thing is if all states applied this pre-enrollment NIL fun and schools actually adhered to it, Mizzou would be royally screwed (as would Ole Miss, Bama, Auburn, Clemson, Notre Dame, Michigan, OU, OSU, Oregon…)

I think so too, but it also ramps up the corruption element.

I wonder, would the Pony Express Trans Ams be legal today?

 

[FROGLEGHOP]

Probably.

 

[westoverhillbilly]

The ironic thing is if all states applied this pre-enrollment NIL fun and schools actually adhered to it, Mizzou would be royally screwed (as would Ole Miss, Bama, Auburn, Clemson, Notre Dame, Michigan, OU, OSU, Oregon…)

Agree.. Totally.. If the legislators in Missouri were wise, they would leave this idea alone and hope that the talent rich states such as Texas don't pass a similar law.

 

[Hemingway]

I believe Texas has already passed a similar law at the end of June, as well as 3-5 more states.
Texas and Texas Tech are really after new NIL sources to capitalize on this.
I heard Saban was really pissed. Anything labeled as a threat to the existing power structure is going to get a lot or criticism.

https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/c...tes-public-colleges-ncaas-reach-of-oversight/

Not reading about the high school aspect here.

 

[Horned Frog Country]

It will be interesting to see if any of these state laws get struck down by the courts. I feel like they should be struck down and there should be universal NIL rules set by the NCAA or Congress and the President. However, I have doubts it will ever happen given the history of everything that has happened so far that has led up to this mess.

 

[Gary's Shirtless Revenge]

Everybody is a states' rights activist until 'crootin comes into play! #StateLaw

 

[Spike]

I think so too, but it also ramps up the corruption element.

I wonder, would the Pony Express Trans Ams be legal today?

I think under today's standards Aggie would have a good lawsuit against SMU. Combined w 5 wrongful death suits SMU could be in some serious trouble.

 

[vicarfrog]

Everybody is a states' rights activist until 'crootin comes into play! #StateLaw

To me, it actually underscores how awesome of a concept states' rights is.

If a state can get an edge over another state, do it, it is the job of state public servants to do that which is of benefit to their state. If another state is too stuck up to wake up and smell the coffee, that's on them.

 

[hometown frog]

To me, it actually underscores how awesome of a concept states' rights is.

If a state can get an edge over another state, do it, it is the job of state public servants to do that which is of benefit to their state. If another state is too stuck up to wake up and smell the coffee, that's on them.

Seems to possibly violate the interstate commerce act now that you have to view collegiate athletes as independent contract employees.

 

[vicarfrog]

Seems to possibly violate the interstate commerce act now that you have to view collegiate athletes as independent contract employees.

So would that be categorized as "self-employed?"

 

[froginmn]

I think under today's standards Aggie would have a good lawsuit against SMU. Combined w 5 wrongful death suits SMU could be in some serious trouble.

It's only alleged that Craig James killed five hookers while at SMU.

 

[Spike]

It's only alleged that Craig James killed five hookers while at SMU.

It's a lower burden of proof in civil court.

 

[OICU812]

I heard Saban was really pissed.

He keeps on getting to sit in front of his tv watching Kirby win NCs, being pissed will be about all he has.

 

[Deep Purple]

To me, it actually underscores how awesome of a concept states' rights is.

If a state can get an edge over another state, do it, it is the job of state public servants to do that which is of benefit to their state. If another state is too stuck up to wake up and smell the coffee, that's on them.

Yep. I believe it's called federalism.