Nebraska under investigation

[JerseyCityHawk]

 

[HawkInDenver]

This is apparently about a couple of players not reporting NIL deals to the College Sports Commission. Here's an article about it:

Nebraska becomes second school confirmed in NIL compliance investigation

Nebraska is among the first schools scrutinized under new NIL rules.

huskercorner.com

Unclear whether or not this is a big deal or would involve significant penalties. Not good press in any event...

 

[IACub]

My feelings are:
A. This feels pretty vanilla.
B. With NIL being pretty much a free-for-all, I can't imagine this is more than a wrist slap.
C. Kick Nebraska out of all collegiate sports, forever.

 

[Sabula]

My feelings are:
A. This feels pretty vanilla.
B. With NIL being pretty much a free-for-all, I can't imagine this is more than a wrist slap.
C. Kick Nebraska out of all collegiate sports, forever.

I can't believe those stellar student athletes at the University of Nebraska could get something like this wrong.

 

[IACub]

I can't believe those stellar student athletes at the University of Nebraska could get something like this wrong.

I can't believe the athletic department at any college with student athletes getting a dime of NIL money don't have advisors all over this like stink on poop.

 

[83Hawk]

Look out, San Jose State!

Seriously….since there doesn’t appear to be rules anymore, I doubt anything comes from this.

 

[WeBeHerkin]

The whole state should be.

 

[rchawk]

Look out, San Jose State!

Seriously….since there doesn’t appear to be rules anymore, I doubt anything comes from this.

What can be done? Ban the agent? Will that stand up to a legal challenge? I have no idea, but am skeptical.

 

[Grayhair1981]

Does anyone think the NCAA is going to even attempt to impose anything related to NIL? Not happening.