@jcbaert Always appreciate the feedback (honestly) - hang in there for a bit - football will take over this week. It's been an offseason for the Jazz unlike any other, so it has taken over more than usual. But we're always trying to walk that line. Sometimes we hit, sometimes we miss.
Big Ten presidents and chancellors are moving toward a vote to support the Protect College Sports Act, sources tell @YahooSports, though the results are not finalized. Negotiations today resulted in additional changes to the bill.
SEC presidents are scheduled for an evening call
BREAKING: Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado has granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare eligible *all* HS class of 2022 athletes who exhausted four seasons of eligibility this spring.
There’s confusion about how the cap and Associated Entity language work in the Protect College Sports Act. Let me clear it up.
The cap is a hard cap. Full stop. That loophole is closed.
Once a school hits the cap, a player can still do NIL deals on the open market — if the deal is genuinely commercial and the school isn’t directing it.
That’s the line.
Some commissioners want more: bar any company doing business with a school from signing that school’s players. So a QB couldn’t sign with Nike because Nike has a separate contract with his university. That’s not protecting a cap. That’s blocking a kid from selling his own name.
Every pro league works this way. If the team doesn’t direct it, the player earns it. What exactly is the objection?
And we went further than anyone asked: players disclose all of their deals, and the university president AND the sponsor sign a letter certifying they stayed under the cap. Cheat, and you signed your name to it.
Hard cap. Loophole closed. Players keep the right to earn what the school didn’t arrange.
Those aren’t in tension — that’s the whole point.
Draymond Green is the 67th player in NBA history to reach $250 million in guaranteed career earnings.
He’s the only one of those 67 to average fewer than 10 points per game.
@GBSHansO This tweet would have lead to a segment that would eventually lead to another segment of you reading a prepared message and apology to all the LARPs out there.
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🚨BYU WR and Oregon transfer Kyler Kasper has elite athleticism and will be a major part of BYU’s offense.
Kasper was heavily recruited out of high school and known for crazy dunks.
If he can stay healthy, he is due for a crazy season this fall 🙏🔥