With NIL gone wild

[NDinNJ]

and all the bags of money being doled out under the guise of NIL is anyone surprised this is even a thing.

Jeremy Pruitt paid Tennessee football parent with cash in Chick-fil-A bag, NOA reveals

Former Tennessee football coach Jeremy Pruitt used a Chick-fil-A bag to distribute a cash payment to the mother of a player, it was revealed Thursday.

www.knoxnews.com

 

[thehellyousay]

amateur. never heard of a bag man?

 

[sjb75]

and all the bags of money being doled out under the guise of NIL is anyone surprised this is even a thing.

Jeremy Pruitt paid Tennessee football parent with cash in Chick-fil-A bag, NOA reveals

Former Tennessee football coach Jeremy Pruitt used a Chick-fil-A bag to distribute a cash payment to the mother of a player, it was revealed Thursday.

www.knoxnews.com

NIL is not supposed to be up front cash that is used as an inducement to lure kids to a certain university to play football.

As it has been for decades, some schools in CFB follow the rules, many do not.

The SEC and many others cheat their collective asses off, and have for decades.

 

[Rionegro]

NIL is not supposed to be up front cash that is used as an inducement to lure kids to a certain university to play football.

As it has been for decades, some schools in CFB follow the rules, many do not.

The SEC and many others cheat their collective asses off, and have for decades

What is it supposed to be? I thought NCAA NIL rules can’t override state/university/ conference rules.

 

[thehellyousay]

What is it supposed to be? I thought NCAA NIL rules can’t override state/university/ conference rules.

it's not sacks of cash. it's supposed to be endorsement deals. You have to have a contract.

 

[NDinNJ]

NIL is not supposed to be up front cash that is used as an inducement to lure kids to a certain university to play football.

As it has been for decades, some schools in CFB follow the rules, many do not.

The SEC and many others cheat their collective asses off, and have for decades.

True, but the NCAA is turning a blind eye to all of it. What's the point of having rules if no one is there to enforce them.

 

[Rionegro]

True, but the NCAA is turning a blind eye to all of it. What's the point of having rules if no one is there to enforce them.

I hear you but it seems like ncaa rules are meaningless because they can’t override state/ school/ conference rules. It’s completely idiotic but it seems like there are no universal rules that apply to every school

 

[sjb75]

True, but the NCAA is turning a blind eye to all of it. What's the point of having rules if no one is there to enforce them.

It's not the NCAA's job to enforce rules. It's the university's responsibility.

And that's the problem.

Many schools do not follow rules.

I know one university that I root for who does.

 

[Golson5]

It's not the NCAA's job to enforce rules. It's the university's responsibility.

And that's the problem.

Many schools do not follow rules.

I know one university that I root for who does.

Yes it is the ncaas job to enforce the rules.

Problem is they don't do it nor do they care

 

[tbonesays]

it's not sacks of cash. it's supposed to be endorsement deals. You have to have a contract.

Sounds like a greasy handshake deal.

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

 

[BGI User 756]

And the penalty was a 3 game suspension for the coach..

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

They seem worth the penalty to me.

 

[BGI User 1596]

It's not the NCAA's job to enforce rules. It's the university's responsibility.

And that's the problem.

Many schools do not follow rules.

I know one university that I root for who does.

Who’s that, Army, Navy or Stanford?

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

I’d love to know why the NCAA is targeting a university about female basketball players over NIL rules considering the mega shady shit that goes on in college football. Reading the article about the Cavinder twins, I don’t see a violation that isn’t likely par for the course at places like TAMU, Tennessee, etc.

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

talk about NIL gone wild. 40k per post.

LSU's Olivia Dunne is NCAA's No. 1 earner on Instagram. Here's how much she makes per post.

LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne tops college athletes in money made on Instagram.

www.nola.com

 

[BGI User 756]

They seem worth the penalty to me.

I would prescribe a much different penalty

Lol

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

And the penalty was a 3 game suspension for the coach..

I think they’ve stated in the past that they won’t punish student athletes over NIL violations, just institutions. I’d love to see the hammer come down in college football. Maybe this is the start.

 

[tbonesays]

talk about NIL gone wild. 40k per post.

LSU's Olivia Dunne is NCAA's No. 1 earner on Instagram. Here's how much she makes per post.

LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne tops college athletes in money made on Instagram.

www.nola.com

You can't tell from that article if Instagram is paying or individual sponsors.

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

You can't tell from that article if Instagram is paying or individual sponsors.

Have you visited the Instagram? It’s very impressive.

 

[Notre Dame du Lac]

I would prescribe a much different penalty

Lol

 

[BGI User 756]

haha, absent the sniffing