[Mark Wheeler]

To me, this is what NIL should be. Each player making 3K a month, and if there’s an opportunity for side endorsements, great!

Not where we have boosters enticing high school players or transfers with the promise of big bucks.

BREAKING: #SMU's new Boulevard Collective will quickly become one of the biggest players in the NIL space.

The collective is set to pay players on the football and basketball teams $36K a year, sources tell On3.

Story with @Pete_Nakos96: https://t.co/Zo4vPZQSPy#PonyUpDallas pic.twitter.com/DEVhKaGgTz

— Billy Embody (@BillyEmbody) August 8, 2022

[Bd489]

I like the deal Nebraska’s decoldest ToEvaDoIt Crawford getting a deal with an A/C company.

[Steve L]

85 football scholarships= $3.1 million. 13 basketball scholarships= $468,000 (pretty inexpensive) Such a system would definitely help level the playing field for all schools. We might see players actually choose schools they truly like rather than sign with the highest bidder. I really think this would hep the Gators but with caveats. I’m not naive and fully realize the TA&M’s, Bama’s, UGA’s and Ohio St’s would pass money under the table but at least if they’re caught they could be penalized. A pipe dream I know.

[OrangeandBlue]

Every player should have a minimum like this and let the stars cut deals for a few hundred thousand or a car or things like that.

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