About time NIL HS in FL

[mirasuegui]

So how are schools going to pay NIL $, when they can't even fund JV programs, for lack of funds.

 

[Tony4Canes]

So how are schools going to pay NIL $, when they can't even fund JV programs, for lack of funds.

Can’t read so maybe you can lol

 

[Tony4Canes]

New article

 

[Home Slice]

Politicians in Florida have deemed them unworthy.

Too bad. I guess that's why so many of the good ones have moved to Georgia.

 

[DTP]

So how are schools going to pay NIL $, when they can't even fund JV programs, for lack of funds.

The high schools aren’t the ones funding NIL.

 

[San Amaro Dr]

The high schools aren’t the ones funding NIL.

Flanigan's needs to sign up a local offensive line asap.

 

[CT Cane 44]

No one is thinking beyond today on any of these issues, & now u have a whole bunch of tape trying to be applied on open holes (pause).

I’m not against NIL, I’m against what’s transpired from it b/c there’s no parameters or regulations. Even in professional sports there’s parameters & regulations.

I agree 100%

 

[SayWhat]

What still shocks me is that NIL, upon its purest argument, was never meant for any of this, especially HS athletes.

It was designed for enrolled college athletes to be compensated for whenever their name, image, or likeness was used in any monetary capacity, and prohibit the NCAA to deem their amateur status ineligible if they were to commercialize & monetize off their N.I.L.

But, whenever u get politics involved in things that’s not truly in their purview, well u get this.

Yup, exactly.

The first case I remember where it affected a player and their eligibility, was Jeremy Bloom at Colorado. He was an Olympic skier who had endorsements for that sport.

I thought it was a trash ruling back then, in particular when there were players who had tried going pro in something else (I see you baseball), having cashed checks, but then allowed back with football eligibility.

The way NIL is today, it's nothing but pay for play to the highest bidder in most cases.

CU's Bloom loses final NCAA appeal

Jeremy Bloom lost his final plea to be allowed to play football for Colorado while accepting commercial ski endorsements on Tuesday.

www.espn.com