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Business Journals: There's mayhem right now in college sports' name-image-likeness business
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<blockquote data-quote="Limey Frog" data-source="post: 3055177" data-attributes="member: 16969"><p>Sooner rather than later the top 60-ish programs need to break away from the NCAA structure entirely, form a separate for-profit model for football and basketball, and just license the name/image rights of their programs from their parent universities. They need to arrange a revenue-sharing model that is roughly equitable, and a pay-for-play structure for players that is commensurate with the revenue their work generates. At that point they can also put rules in place to stop NIL-driven poaching because players could be under contract.</p><p></p><p>Basically college football is going pro, and it's not really ethical to stop it when players are generating millions by their play. The question is how will that be structured. If college football can find a way to ensure some degree of parity, the essence of the game can still be salvaged. If it can't, it's not looking good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Limey Frog, post: 3055177, member: 16969"] Sooner rather than later the top 60-ish programs need to break away from the NCAA structure entirely, form a separate for-profit model for football and basketball, and just license the name/image rights of their programs from their parent universities. They need to arrange a revenue-sharing model that is roughly equitable, and a pay-for-play structure for players that is commensurate with the revenue their work generates. At that point they can also put rules in place to stop NIL-driven poaching because players could be under contract. Basically college football is going pro, and it's not really ethical to stop it when players are generating millions by their play. The question is how will that be structured. If college football can find a way to ensure some degree of parity, the essence of the game can still be salvaged. If it can't, it's not looking good. [/QUOTE]
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