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NCAA pitch to let schools pay athletes directly
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<blockquote data-quote="This Ain't Chopped Liver" data-source="post: 3345582" data-attributes="member: 74137"><p>It would be an “educational” trust fund.</p><p></p><p>“Additionally, the new proposal would allow athletes to be compensated directly from schools without giving them employee status and protections, a key conflict among the NCAA and player activists.”</p><p>….</p><p>“Baker said in the letter that these new rules will help provide a model to show to Congress in the NCAA's ongoing quest for new federal laws to help in governing college sports. Baker and other NCAA leaders have been asking Congress for three years to create a law that would allow them to keep college athletes from becoming employees, create uniform rules for NIL deals and avoid future antitrust lawsuits. Those efforts have so far failed to gain significant momentum, with several key lawmakers telling the institutions they need to make efforts to solve their own problems before the government intervenes.”</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="This Ain't Chopped Liver, post: 3345582, member: 74137"] It would be an “educational” trust fund. “Additionally, the new proposal would allow athletes to be compensated directly from schools without giving them employee status and protections, a key conflict among the NCAA and player activists.” …. “Baker said in the letter that these new rules will help provide a model to show to Congress in the NCAA's ongoing quest for new federal laws to help in governing college sports. Baker and other NCAA leaders have been asking Congress for three years to create a law that would allow them to keep college athletes from becoming employees, create uniform rules for NIL deals and avoid future antitrust lawsuits. Those efforts have so far failed to gain significant momentum, with several key lawmakers telling the institutions they need to make efforts to solve their own problems before the government intervenes.” [/QUOTE]
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