NCAA to allow players to profit on their likeness, no later than 2021

[MarkOU]

Korey Foreman about to get paid.

#1 recruit for 2021. I'm sure he's already been contacted by top boosters from programs across the country offering him sponsorship.

 

[7Samurai13]

Korey Foreman about to get paid.

#1 recruit for 2021. I'm sure he's already been contacted by top boosters from programs across the country offering him sponsorship.

247 should just start having the bids on there and run it just like eBay.

 

[theboardref]

That makes too much sense. They are going to allow boosters to pay tens of thousands of dollars to buy up every player’s they can. Oregon is about to sign the top 30 recruits every year because no one will be able to compete with that Nike money.

If by equalizing how much pay a student athlete can get while in college allows the student to truly pick where they want to go and not base it off who will give me the most cash in college. So now, I can only make 2k a month or whatever cap it is. When I graduate if I am as good as everyone says I am, I will make a mega contract and that chump change I made in college is irrelevant.

 

[7Samurai13]

If by equalizing how much pay a student athlete can get while in college allows the student to truly pick where they want to go and not base it off who will give me the most cash in college. So now, I can only make 2k a month or whatever cap it is. When I graduate if I am as good as everyone says I am, I will make a mega contract and that chump change I made in college is irrelevant.

Except they won’t do that. They are going to allow Uncle Phil to pay each player $150k a year to play at Oregon because the NCAA is going to make it the Wild West and the gap between the rich schools and everyone else is going to become massive. Competitiveness in college football is going to be dead.

 

[catlanta33]

Can't see how the NCAA survives or stays relevant much longer. They are understaffed and hardly capable of handing the day-to-day. Now they're going to define rules and specifics for 3 divisions to apply to all college athletics then govern them? How?

 

[Deep Creek]

That makes too much sense. They are going to allow boosters to pay tens of thousands of dollars to buy up every player’s they can. Oregon is about to sign the top 30 recruits every year because no one will be able to compete with that Nike money.

 

[Locke888]

Korey Foreman about to get paid.

#1 recruit for 2021. I'm sure he's already been contacted by top boosters from programs across the country offering him sponsorship.

He’s gonna be my first celebrity spokesman for my neighborhood lemonade stand I’m opening next year. I’ll start him out at $100,000.

Signed, Alabama booster

 

[Locke888]

Seriously though, they need to limit how much you can make but then that would be what commie bastards would do....

 

[7Samurai13]

Seriously though, they need to limit how much you can make but then that would be what commie bastards would do....

Except people will cry about how can you limit what people make, that’s unamerican. In no line of work do you say how much is too much to pay someone.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

247 should just start having the bids on there and run it just like eBay.

Interesting point, I wonder how this impacts recruiting. I think the basketball recruits might get larger paydays.

 

[rsw626]

Seriously though, they need to limit how much you can make but then that would be what commie bastards would do....

Kinda like revenue sharing.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

I'm sure this likeness business will result in fabulous wealth for many...... skeezy merchandise/rag salesmen.

 

[kburjr]

High school players had better start signing with agents. No way they can play football, study and still have time to hustle contracts.

Fuck it. Skip school and just make it the minor leagues.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

So, will he?

 

[Justin Tyme]

He’s gonna be my first celebrity spokesman for my neighborhood lemonade stand I’m opening next year. I’ll start him out at $100,000.

Signed, Alabama booster

He’s gonna be my first celebrity spokesman for my neighborhood lemonade stand I’m opening next year. I’ll start him out at $150,000.

Signed, Ohio State booster

He’s gonna be my first celebrity spokesman for my neighborhood lemonade stand I’m opening next year. I’ll start him out at $200,000.

Signed, LSU booster

 

[7Samurai13]

And here’s the thing, they will have to make it an annual payment because if it’s just the first year, player hops into the transfer portal talking about how the coach said a mean thing to him once and should get immediate eligibility and the bidding process starts up again.

 

[corn train]

Yeah recruiting is already shady AF, this should sort everything out nicely

 

[socaljim242]

People mad that other people will get paid.lol. Capitalism and NCAA are not compatible.

 

[rsw626]

Yeah recruiting is already shady AF, this should sort everything out nicely

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At least now they won't have to put all those cars and houses in the kid's mom's names...

 

[7Samurai13]

People mad that other people will get paid.lol. Capitalism and NCAA are not compatible.

USC is about to be relevant again buying up players.

 

[8085sooner]

The NCAA will fuck this up, with title 9, shit.

Sorry but blue Chip, BB and high FB, recruits, will be the few making money.