It was a pretty good podcast. Thought it was a bit light on the specifics/inner workings of the NIL itself, but I understand there was limited time and Keff was only touching on the basics.
A more apt description tbh
Name, image and chance of happening?
Likelihood that the recruit pans out and achieves the potential implied by the $ value of the NIL deal.
Tried to make lemonade out of Janell's lemon.
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Arkansas football is hosting an NIL luncheon in a few weeks that is 2,500 for an 8 person table. Not sure if the golf foursome is a better or worse deal with our Bobcats.At 5 grand per team.
Txst nil is designed to help compete against g5 programs. Even before nil they were not winning recruiting battles with lsu or nd.
For those of us who are too lazy or ignorant to understand what’s in that bill, care to share one or two things that jumped out at you?Bipartisan Bill that will probably pass in some form or another.
U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin, Tommy Tuberville release bipartisan NIL bill
U.S. Sens Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) released a bipartisan NIL bill on Tuesday afternoon.www.on3.com
I like what I read. https://www.manchin.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/pass_act_bill_text1.pdf
Top 3 things from what I can remember.
That's why I haven't found anywhere to put money. I'm needing at least a position collective like UT Burnt Ends. I have no need for some player to tweet me out nor a business to make an appearance at/with.
1.) The Manchin/Tuberville one will never get out of committee in its current form without amendments. Insurance companies & University Presidents will sink it before the ink is dry on the first draft.Bipartisan Bill that will probably pass in some form or another.
U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin, Tommy Tuberville release bipartisan NIL bill
U.S. Sens Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) released a bipartisan NIL bill on Tuesday afternoon.
I like what I read. https://www.manchin.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/pass_act_bill_text1.pdf
on student athletes from an old foggy perspective. Absolute 
to not be able to transfer during the first three years.
The NCAA will fight this tooth and nail for the next decade in court.The proposed bill does not state that a student athlete cannot transfer during the first three years; student athletes can transfer but are ineligible for one academic year except when they meet certain criteria such as being at a school for 3 years, family event, or coach leaving.1.) The Manchin/Tuberville one will never get out of committee in its current form without amendments. Insurance companies & University Presidents will sink it before the ink is dry on the first draft.
2.) Ted Cruz being his usual POS self trying to screw student athletes as best he can by being the sycophant panderer for big business that he always is.
3.) As always, they find the best way to
4.) It reads like it was written by a third grader, with multiple contradictions, sometimes within the same section and/or paragraph. I specially liked the part where anyone who buys a ticket to a game automatically will be legally considered a “booster” instead of a consumer. Hi, I’m an Unconstitutional overreach.
5.) This essentially eliminates the NCAA as an independent entity & makes the Federal government (through the agency that Congress creates) the new college athletics parent entity for all institutions. Another Unconstitutional overreach.
All of that by page 10 only too. I’ll read the rest later today.
