Now this is a very interesting conversation about NIL, Title IX moving forward on this December 5th, 2023. I also played NAIA college football 1972-1976 when Title IX was signed into Federal Law summer of 1972 by then President Richard Nixon. INTERESTING STUFF moving forward.
This is why the Supreme Court will stop at NIL & doesn’t rule for employee status for Student athletes. The Title 9 is the issue. They don’t want women’s sports gutted.
This is the best explanation of why college sports is dead I have ever heard. It is absolutely horrific. Just have the professional football leagues that play in the spring become the NFL minor leagues and send these NIL players to those teams...and the really terrible thing is this guy has no care at all about what happens to the kids...he admitted they dont take the time to assure the kids understand what they are signing and why they are signing. That itself is a breach of contract...if I am a kid who goes this path and I get flack because I do something that I thought was perfectly fine and it violates some clause I didnt understand fully, I am suing this guy every little dime he ever had or will have. The kids are nothing but furniture to this guy. What a terrible, horrible situation we have.
That's why you have a lawyer to look over the contract. These aren't big eyed cartoon characters, these are legal aged adults. You guys want them punished as adults when they break the law but to be cuddled when entering adult contracts. A smart kid & his family has a real agent/lawyer looking at this stuff. Not oh let your cousin Jimmy do it because he was a paralegal 6 years ago, that is when these " kids " get themselves in trouble.
not "kids." adults. young minds, but adult nonetheless. guess they're gonna need designated advisors, accountants, lawyers and agents well before they graduate from HS...maybe middle school?
Revenue sharing would take the college out of College Football. At that point the NCAA would just be done and the top conferences would break away to form their own governing body.
Big time Football has turned into a reality TV show more than a sport. I love watching high school football and my local ncaa div 2 team! MIAA has some high level play
It's always been reality tv, reality tv is heavily scripted & the outcome is known. Unless your one of the ever growing conspiracy nuts in this country & believe it'as all really scripted & the outcome is predetermined . Sports has been & will be the best show on tv for years. Keep the nostalgia to a minimum & just watch the games & let the other stuff go
People destroyed college amateur football by paying billions/ trillion dollars in tv contracts, conferences championships, boosters donations, coaches salaries, coaches leaving for more pay. Schools not paying coaches salaries, schools transferring to different conferences.
A very interesting guest. I like the fact that he is doing NIL in a manner consistent with the concept. When university presidents become billionaire team and player-owning tycoons, I will no longer be "invested" in those teams, and I WILL walk away from them.
Maybe write your local & national politician & tell them to stop cutting higher ed. Schools lost up to 20-40% of their money from state budget cuts so that money has to go to come from somewhere. Let's cut your budget by 35% and see how your react to it .
I love the interviews you guys do but this one was terrible. You guys didn’t ask any challenging questions and didn’t provide any pushback on anything he said. You guys just let him spew his talking points and threw him cupcake questions. Just awful. NIL is important and one sided discussions like this do not help solve any issues.
Revenue sharing is ridiculous. The students don't take on risk the universities take on risk and expenses. I could totally see it perfectly valid to charge the "student athlete" for the plane or bus rides used when traveling to game. If they want profit sharing they also have to be responsible for the costs of their sport.
Football is a dangerous sport. Athletes are dealing with injuries during their careers, on top of going to class. Not to mention the fact that they do generate millions to billions of dollars annually for the sport, the school, and the media companies. They are taking on a lot of risk just like the school.
The risk? Do you understand the amount of money these universities make off of these sports programs. Do not sit here and cry about a universities finances in the US. They have raised the rates of tuition and student expenses far above what is remotely affordable for the average American in 2023 and have been doing so for years now.
@@infinitelz2 gtfo cry, I'm not crying. I'm stating the truth. If they are no longer student athletes then they need to share in the cost it takes to make their money.
Title IX compliance applies to any institution that accepts federal money, regardless of employee status. So women sports aren't going anywhere. Also, you have to wonder if revenue sharing would affect the tax exempt status of the universities' athletic departments. Imagine having to pay taxes on those billion dollar tv deals.
Sounds like you’d prefer black men to run around a field and generate considerable revenue for your entertainment free of charge. There’s a term for that.
One of most revealing guests regarding NIL yet.
Now this is a very interesting conversation about NIL, Title IX moving forward on this December 5th, 2023. I also played NAIA college football 1972-1976 when Title IX was signed into Federal Law summer of 1972 by then President Richard Nixon. INTERESTING STUFF moving forward.
This is why the Supreme Court will stop at NIL & doesn’t rule for employee status for Student athletes. The Title 9 is the issue. They don’t want women’s sports gutted.
Then on top of that the big 10 and SEC will push hard to be a upper class D I which that will force the Big 12 to fellow them as well
This is the best explanation of why college sports is dead I have ever heard. It is absolutely horrific. Just have the professional football leagues that play in the spring become the NFL minor leagues and send these NIL players to those teams...and the really terrible thing is this guy has no care at all about what happens to the kids...he admitted they dont take the time to assure the kids understand what they are signing and why they are signing. That itself is a breach of contract...if I am a kid who goes this path and I get flack because I do something that I thought was perfectly fine and it violates some clause I didnt understand fully, I am suing this guy every little dime he ever had or will have. The kids are nothing but furniture to this guy. What a terrible, horrible situation we have.
That's why you have a lawyer to look over the contract. These aren't big eyed cartoon characters, these are legal aged adults. You guys want them punished as adults when they break the law but to be cuddled when entering adult contracts. A smart kid & his family has a real agent/lawyer looking at this stuff. Not oh let your cousin Jimmy do it because he was a paralegal 6 years ago, that is when these " kids " get themselves in trouble.
not "kids." adults. young minds, but adult nonetheless. guess they're gonna need designated advisors, accountants, lawyers and agents well before they graduate from HS...maybe middle school?
Revenue sharing would take the college out of College Football. At that point the NCAA would just be done and the top conferences would break away to form their own governing body.
Big time Football has turned into a reality TV show more than a sport.
I love watching high school football and my local ncaa div 2 team!
MIAA has some high level play
The group of five also.
It's always been reality tv, reality tv is heavily scripted & the outcome is known. Unless your one of the ever growing conspiracy nuts in this country & believe it'as all really scripted & the outcome is predetermined . Sports has been & will be the best show on tv for years. Keep the nostalgia to a minimum & just watch the games & let the other stuff go
People destroyed college amateur football by paying billions/ trillion dollars in tv contracts, conferences championships, boosters donations, coaches salaries, coaches leaving for more pay. Schools not paying coaches salaries, schools transferring to different conferences.
A very interesting guest. I like the fact that he is doing NIL in a manner consistent with the concept. When university presidents become billionaire team and player-owning tycoons, I will no longer be "invested" in those teams, and I WILL walk away from them.
Maybe write your local & national politician & tell them to stop cutting higher ed. Schools lost up to 20-40% of their money from state budget cuts so that money has to go to come from somewhere. Let's cut your budget by 35% and see how your react to it .
I love the interviews you guys do but this one was terrible. You guys didn’t ask any challenging questions and didn’t provide any pushback on anything he said. You guys just let him spew his talking points and threw him cupcake questions. Just awful. NIL is important and one sided discussions like this do not help solve any issues.
Revenue sharing is ridiculous. The students don't take on risk the universities take on risk and expenses. I could totally see it perfectly valid to charge the "student athlete" for the plane or bus rides used when traveling to game.
If they want profit sharing they also have to be responsible for the costs of their sport.
Football is a dangerous sport. Athletes are dealing with injuries during their careers, on top of going to class. Not to mention the fact that they do generate millions to billions of dollars annually for the sport, the school, and the media companies. They are taking on a lot of risk just like the school.
The risk? Do you understand the amount of money these universities make off of these sports programs.
Do not sit here and cry about a universities finances in the US. They have raised the rates of tuition and student expenses far above what is remotely affordable for the average American in 2023 and have been doing so for years now.
@@infinitelz2 gtfo cry, I'm not crying. I'm stating the truth. If they are no longer student athletes then they need to share in the cost it takes to make their money.
Title IX compliance applies to any institution that accepts federal money, regardless of employee status. So women sports aren't going anywhere.
Also, you have to wonder if revenue sharing would affect the tax exempt status of the universities' athletic departments. Imagine having to pay taxes on those billion dollar tv deals.
If we go to revenue sharing I'm done. I'll just go to NFL.
over time maybe those100,000 plus football stadiums start becoming empty
Ur gonna see more and more fans get turned off long run because college sports has been ruined period
Sounds like you’d prefer black men to run around a field and generate considerable revenue for your entertainment free of charge. There’s a term for that.
That’s exactly what he wants 😂
tuition isn't free.
Some of these schools are 30k a semester. If you arent doing the college part then you shouldn't be at a school.
@@spidaman0112here’s 150k scholarship but you can’t make money on your own name. Anyway you spin it the colleges made way too much on these kids
@@RoCK3rAD a dr signs a deal makes 20k to practice at their trade...
College football is basically pro sports...NFL-lite
It always was. It’s just not under the table anymore
@battles423 | not true. I'm an ex college athlete. It definitely wasn't that was from 2003-2007
You sound like u believe what people tell ya
Seems like the crumbling of the US sporting system.
Get a real job, guy
Revenue sharing equals socialism