It is basically structured so that the bulk of the NIL comes in the latter years

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Apr 17, 2024
11:14:41pm

BYU-Ite All-American

It is basically structured so that the bulk of the NIL comes in the latter years

So yeah, he can leave any time, but if he does, he forfeits the bulk of the deal.

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The next development in NIL Will be multi year deals/contracts. Since they aren’t “university”

FromCAtoUT All-American

Apr 17, 5:42pm

Agreed. "Investors" are going to want to see some returns.

LifeLongLakerFan

Apr 17, 5:47pm

No compete clause

SouthernBlueBlood

Apr 17, 5:50pm

There are already many multi-year deals with NIL. I am personally in the know on

BYU-Ite

Apr 17, 5:53pm

Do they prohibit transferring during that time, or are they just multi-year

LifeLongLakerFan

Apr 17, 6:11pm

It is basically structured so that the bulk of the NIL comes in the latter years

BYU-Ite

Apr 17, 11:14pm

Have the NIL scale so year 1 is the smallest amount, year 4 is the largest

Cougarclaw

Apr 17, 5:55pm

I'm shocked NIL deals don't have "payback" clauses in them

Coug Dude

Apr 17, 5:59pm

Then buyouts will just become a thing…

Iman23

Apr 17, 6:12pm

My son would just be happy to get a full ride... Of course he's "just" a swimmer

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

Apr 17, 6:00pm

That doesn’t happen with non revenue sports.

FromCAtoUT

Apr 17, 6:01pm

It happens...it's just rare

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

Apr 17, 6:50pm

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