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They can accuse Wisconsin of tampering with dyoni hill and TVD if the early contacts occurred.
Some states require requesters to be residents I believe.
Just published:
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Inside a Big Ten Athlete Revenue Sharing Agreement
In revenue-share MOUs, schools are asking athletes to sign away NIL rights, waive employee status, and accept performance-based terms.
www.sportico.com
Just published:
Inside a Big Ten Athlete Revenue Sharing Agreement
In revenue-share MOUs, schools are asking athletes to sign away NIL rights, waive employee status, and accept performance-based terms.
Lmao
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And even then if they’re not very limited, courts hate them and toss them.
Lmao at having to repay rev-share money to even enter your name in the portal. Miami/ACC should go on PR blitz, say they're for the players/won't do lockupa for more than 1 year/etc
am I right in assuming this has got to be one of the worst violations to come to light publicly in a long time?
I mean they supposedly didn't pay Lucas technically through UW athletics (they funneled through the outside collective).. But there's enough collaboration there for NCAA (or whoever) to find pay-for-play being instituted at the conference level
I mean they supposedly didn't pay Lucas technically through UW athletics (they funneled through the outside collective).. But there's enough collaboration there for NCAA (or whoever) to find pay-for-play being instituted at the conference level
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Nice to see Miami isn’t standing by itself and getting hammered by Wisconsin and Big Ten. Instead, many of the top attorneys and law school professors in the field are laying waste to Wisconsin’s actions and flimsy NIL contract. Very encouraging if you understand the influence of those siding with Xavier and Canes.
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Just published:
Inside a Big Ten Athlete Revenue Sharing Agreement
In revenue-share MOUs, schools are asking athletes to sign away NIL rights, waive employee status, and accept performance-based terms.
I’m no legal beagle but this sounds like horse****
They're gonna claim Miami tampered because Lucas never officially went into the transfer portal.Just published:
Inside a Big Ten Athlete Revenue Sharing Agreement
In revenue-share MOUs, schools are asking athletes to sign away NIL rights, waive employee status, and accept performance-based terms.
That would be the icing on the cake.
This can't be real. If it is real, there is no way I'm sending my child to a BIG school..Wtf is this ****??Just published:
Inside a Big Ten Athlete Revenue Sharing Agreement
In revenue-share MOUs, schools are asking athletes to sign away NIL rights, waive employee status, and accept performance-based terms.
It's ******* illegal.
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Question for the CIS lawyers: Since Wisconsin and the Big Ten don't want the template out, and assuming Lucas has a copy, is there anything legally stopping Lucas and Heitner from publishing it on Twitter?
Depends on whether there's a NDA included.
The fact that they don't want the template out however indicates foul play. The template is being roasted as we speak.
Essentially the meat and potatoes of this, is that UW would own his NIL, give him a share (figure provided in the contract) but they’re able to sell those rights to a third party and the player doesn’t see any of that money? Am I reading that right? Also at their discretion, they can raise or lower the original amount (somehow the player is not an employee)? What a round about way of saying it’s performance based…
Sounds like the BIG is planning to royally ***** these kids and probably profit themselves off their NIL.
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which is why I seriously doubt they'll escalate any of this out of fear of the specifics coming to light (especially before spring portal window)
Exactly. Treat him like a private contractor but want to own him like an employee...
Depends on the wording of the contract regarding making the document or terms public
they've completely ****ed themselves and the B1G for the spring portal window
i get wanting to play for Oregon/Ohio State/Michigan/Penn State(maybe)
the rest, if this is what that conference has cooked up? nah
