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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2021
- ECD Greg explains the new NCAA N.I.L. rule
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Who needs a sponsorship?
Me
Greg I been needed one cmon now
Me
Ya boy would appreciate it 😂😂
i keep breaking mark 2fs, i could use a couple weapon x's😏
Hey great video ! What if I’m an athlete that does club sports? Im a boxer that goes to the university of Southern California. I’m not apart of the ncaa regular athletic department but I box for the boxing club for usc . I will be competing at the collegiate level though . Could I still get an NIL deal ?
Another RUclipsr named Deestroying, who was a D1 kicker, chose his NIL over playing college football. You should research his case.
His story is wild, but look what he helped achieve. His name will forever be noted in the change of the rules.
Great content!
scholarships is peanuts compared to what they make off athlete so College athletes should get paid.
Yyoooo no way I just asked y’all about this a couple of weeks ago😳😳😳
We will have more information to follow in the coming weeks
It's about damn time because we actually go see these particular players in these different sporting events and not just the school these athletes are attending, but year's and decades these colleges and universities have been profiting off of these different athletes, so I totally agree 👍 these athletes should be getting paid for their abilities in their sport's.
With NIL, do schools ever have to pay their school athletes for marketing and advertising when students are used?
Just wondering, if I’m a Texas High School football player that has committed to a college can I pursue NIL? Because I won’t be playing High School football anymore but NIL is banned in Texas for high schoolers. Just wanted to clarify and make sure. Thanks
I am not totally sure of the rules in Texas so I would check with coaches or athletics directors.
so how does this work with high school athletes? do they get paid also? and how are they able to get paid from social media?
No just collegiate
How do we apply for a sponsorship?
We don't have any applications yet, but we might have to create one
Could I get a sponsorship from ECD if I go into the NAIA instead of the NCAA
NAIA athletes could have always had sponsors
What is NAIA?
@@johnsuperhist5219he just saying something that he knows nobody knows
ya nil is sick
Will you sponsor a mens league team :) the otterpops. 2021 summer champs.
I don't know if we would sponsor a mens league.
@@ECD worth a shot 😂
I wonder if this is going to make players go to others schools that they can get more playing time on order to get more NIL money
Yes
Greg, how could outsiders (non-athletes/buisnesses) get involved in the investment of NIL?
Great question, from us or just in general
In general
How many goals do I need to put up to get a "sponsor" as a incoming freshman
Great question... remember it's a team game not all about stats
you can not be paid to play for example you can not be [paid based on your performance
How you doin
Great, how about yourself ?
NAIA Lacrosse Sponsorships???
I just looked this up and the NAIA is also putting this into affect in certain schools
It's like emancipation for college athletes.
I am in the 2023 recruit class for Clemson university and I would like to no more about your sponsorships
Looking for athletes to sponsor ? 🙏🏽
Possibly!
@@ECD final 4 D2 commit with a great story, might be your guy 🕺🏽
Players saying they get no compensation is untrue. For years, these folks have been paid residuals for likeness used in video games. As early as 2001 in fact. A former Clemson offensive lineman told me he and every player featured in video games, just their numbers were used, were paid residuals. Bernie, he's my man, but he should be ashamed for supporting student athletes be listed as employees by the school. Hell, if they want to do that, then why not just classify all students as employees, because at undergraduate and law school, we students have to sign an agreement that these schools can use our name and likeness to promote without we students receiving a cent. Enough with helping those being cut a lot of slack in a blatant in everyones face way thay they already are.
They should have to pay their tuition then like the rest of the university.
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Why bother to have them go to school. The pay is your free ride and the ability to show off your skills to make an NFL team! An allowance or set spending money is all I would want to see change.
Passed what? Lols?
If I go d1 can you sponsor me
He can sponsor you if you go D3 as well
U stole my name bro
@@owen_stret same
Don't need to go D1 for a sponsorship!
Ok then just wate till 2027
Its called a way to legally cheat. Yes I know.
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I thought this was some sorta scam because I got a random text
2 words SHEDEUR SANDERS
Old white men mad af about this
Deestory :(
If only he still had some eligibilty
Opens up a whole can of worms, players are never going to be satisfied
This didn’t explain anything
NIL will ruin a lot of college players. Coach made me mad so I’m transferring. I’m going to get in my Mercedes and go now. 😂 going to ruin the college game as we know it. It will be not be recognizable in 5 years.
It will be interesting to see how this shakes out.. Year one will have its hiccups but I'm sure they will figure out a good system
As opposed to players not getting anything while building up the schools revenue. Everybody gets paid but the players. It's not right.
Email me if you’d like to sponsor the President of men’s lacrosse at MSU in Baltimore - kojoh3@morgan.edu
I want the youth players in Baltimore to get the gear they need through East Coast Dyes!