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Since the NIL collectives are independent organizations I imagine it's pretty easy to avoid tampering by the letter of the law. Player deputizes his agent, agent reaches out to NIL collective, and a deal is struck. You'd really have to be a nitwit as a coach to directly contact a player who isn't in the portal already, and get caught. Just wink and nod to the NIL collective and the wheels are set in motion.
 
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flips said:
Since the NIL collectives are independent organizations I imagine it's pretty easy to avoid tampering by the letter of the law. Player deputizes his agent, agent reaches out to NIL collective, and a deal is struck. You'd really have to be a nitwit as a coach to directly contact a player who isn't in the portal already, and get caught. Just wink and nod to the NIL collective and the wheels are set in motion.
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LMAO, as long as you’re SEC or BIG there are no rules. There is no rhyme or reason to any of this.
 
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AboutTheU05 said:
LMAO, as long as you’re SEC or BIG there are no rules. There is no rhyme or reason to any of this.
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Sure, but as far as I can tell there are no rules on communication between an agent and a NIL collective. Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong.

The few tampering violations that have been punished recently involved a coach having a phone call with a player who wasn't in the portal, and a coach texting a player for game film who wasn't in the portal.

I think it's likely that there isn't actual tampering going on when folks cry foul when we don't get someone.
 
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