Problem is that boosters ARE the people providing deals

May 9, 2022
6:46:28pm

fattycoug All-American

Most of the deals are companies run by or represented by people that would be considered boosters.

Built bar: booster

I think this NCAA rule is saying that they can't talk to recruits but not sure if that counts current players

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New NIL guidelines from the Reich I mean NCAA

BYU Grounds

5/9/22 6:17pm

Makes sense. Let the players get their deals and stop boosters from tampering while brokering deals.

Turnpike Lane

5/9/22 6:19pm

Problem is that boosters ARE the people providing deals

fattycoug

5/9/22 6:46pm

It’s not that they are but the how

Turnpike Lane

5/9/22 7:04pm

Well that will go to court very quickly

Nat Gas Man

5/9/22 6:19pm

It seems that they are explicitly trying to ban things like CougConnect?

ryebrye

5/9/22 6:26pm

From what I can tell, it's saying they can't talk to recruits not necessarily

fattycoug

5/9/22 6:53pm

The article specifically mentions currently enrolled players

ryebrye

5/9/22 8:16pm

Then we're in trouble with the Built bar deal. No way they aren't seen as

fattycoug

5/9/22 10:04pm

They need to do something fast. 7 figure signing

ALUF 1990

5/9/22 6:44pm

I’m actually all for it if it helps USC pound Utah every year from now on

Jersey hunter

5/9/22 6:49pm

Catastrophic for Utah and their fanbase of entitled, sucking-from-society's-...

whirl

5/9/22 8:26pm

Catastrophic for BYU for sure also. Only a handful of teams can afford 7 figure

ALUF 1990

5/11/22 12:01am

They are trying to create rules preventing NIL deals for recruits

CougarVeteran

5/9/22 7:13pm

Did you read the article? It mentions currently enrolled players as well

ryebrye

5/9/22 8:17pm

It talks about, "enrolled student-athletes who might be considering transferring

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