Student-athletes have fought hard for a fair share of the billions they help generate. Federal legislation to fix college sports will not succeed if it suffocates student-athletes under the weight of absolute control by an unaccountable NCAA.
Read the letter here: https://t.co/QubJYDaEuj
NEW: Is this Roger Noll’s I-told-ya-so moment? The economist sees recent contract restructurings of Mike Gundy and Mike Norvell as evidence of his O’Bannon v. NCAA testimony on link b/w college coach and player comp.
@Sportico story w/ @asportsscribe 👇
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This is another huge loss for the NCAA.
The NCAA now cannot enforce its #NIL rules/guidelines that prohibit athletes from negotiating NIL deals with third parties, including collectives and boosters, before they commit to a school.
Full order at link.
https://t.co/NhDhpnFn7P
As some of the historical originators of lacrosse, the Haudenosaunee Nationals teams want to reclaim its heart and compete in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. https://t.co/lBhLsyOGiR
In a first-person story, @WayneGretzky explains why he's investing the National Lacrosse League’s Las Vegas franchise. He joins Steve Nash, Joe Tsai and Dustin Johnson as investors. Impressive group. More here: https://t.co/Gbv3ToT7Ja
@TJ_Braun@bmcrimmins @JeffMViviano @danarestia Clarity is key. In its current model, the coaches should own all roster moves publicly. Right now it’s anonymous. But the league shouldn’t operate like all other leagues do. That failed the MLL. Those leagues came of age in the broadcast TV era; its the internet era now
@TJ_Braun@bmcrimmins @JeffMViviano @danarestia That I can agree. The reason ppl believe there’s impropriety is just b/c Rabil is the founder while still playing. That could be fixed by making it clear who is making roster decisions (and will naturally be fixed when Rabil retires IMHO).
@bmcrimmins@TJ_Braun @JeffMViviano @danarestia The MLL never marketed to its fans, let alone the general public, in its last ~ 10 years of existence. If it’s between what the MLL offered versus the PLL, the choice isn’t hard even if some aspects of the PLL (i.e., RJ) are arguably cringe.
@bmcrimmins@TJ_Braun @JeffMViviano @danarestia W/r/t the entry draft last year, reports were made like a week before the draft that the Dogs were leaning twds currier over RP3, so it wasn’t a shock.
Lawson announced his retirement right after the trade. Neither ever played for Boston. Manny was, effectively, traded for nada
@TJ_Braun@bmcrimmins @JeffMViviano @danarestia I mean, I’d rather have Currier over RP3 with the PLL rules at this point in their careers, so RP3 falling that ridiculous? Also are we assuming Rabil dictated the trade to the Cannons? It’s not super far fetched but it’s also a conspiracy theory.
@bmcrimmins@TJ_Braun @JeffMViviano @danarestia You personally know that I was once all-in on the MLL too, but the league regressed to an embarrassing point once LSN was created.
How can u use that critique of the PLL, but not of the MLL, when Will Manny was traded in the MLL for literally nothing? Tht league turned to trash
@TJ_Braun@bmcrimmins @JeffMViviano @danarestia What other stunts specifically? Man I woulda thought you & Crim would be loving the PLL compared to what the MLL was.
College athletes: treat your NIL activities as a business.
Create a separate business entity to take advantage of NIL opportunities.
Whether it’s an LLC or a corporation, a separate entity will protect you from personal liability and can provide tax advantages.
The NIL era is here to stay and it’s been surreal (in the best way possible) to see college athletes post sponsored content for the past 48 hours. Here are some of my favorite posts so far: 🧵