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WVUALLEN

WVUALLEN

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Don't they already do this? Play for 4 teams in 4 years.

The way it sounds is they can transfer after every game if they qualify. So could possibly be 15 schools in 1 year.

"A kid can go as many times as he wants and doesn't have to graduate? Wow," Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher told CBS Sports. "It's just open recruitment of your own players [by other schools]. Everybody can recruit [them]. That's what they're doing with third parties anyway, with agents. Agents are coming in saying, 'I can get you a better deal here.' "
 
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xWVU2010x

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It’s on the NIL market to attach strings to the money to keep players at a school. You want an NIL deal without playing a snap? Alright, but if you leave the program before the end of your junior year the deal is voided.
 
WVUALLEN

WVUALLEN

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xWVU2010x said:
It’s on the NIL market to attach strings to the money to keep players at a school. You want an NIL deal without playing a snap? Alright, but if you leave the program before the end of your junior year the deal is voided.
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Yet they sign a bigger NIL with another team so does it really hurt them?
 
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Of course the greed at the current top could diffuse this by giving all players a cut of what they are bringing in for the schools and conferences each year. then you could probably sign them to a contract that would not be one sided and could hold up on both sides.
 
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WVUALLEN

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Buckaineer said:
Of course the greed at the current top could diffuse this by giving all players a cut of what they are bringing in for the schools and conferences each year. then you could probably sign them to a contract that would not be one sided and could hold up on both sides.
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It's not their money. They got their NIL deals. That's what they wanted.
 
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