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It will be different. This is not sustainable for even the richest programs

We just don’t know when.
Posted: 12/17/2024 at 01:50 PM ET
(In response to this post by pegleghokie4)

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Can someone explain
pegleghokie4 • 12/17/24 04:28 AM ET
What you call the "NCAA" (aka the admin body that is affiliated with the HQ
VTHokie2000 • 12/17/24 02:45 PM ET
It will be different. This is not sustainable for even the richest programs ◄
icelus • 12/17/24 01:50 PM ET
NCAA has never had the power to really do much at all
VTCALS72 • 12/17/24 01:40 PM ET
Because Athletes are not Employees
Turk Malloy • 12/17/24 11:33 AM ET
They can't control NIL, but they can control transfers.
TC • 12/17/24 01:18 PM ET
Yes, the NCAA is already on it
Turk Malloy • 12/17/24 02:42 PM ET
Until the NCAA loses/settles another lawsuit.
HWA • 12/17/24 03:35 PM ET
The NCAA has tried to put their foot down & have lost in court every time**
BROman Hokie • 12/17/24 09:47 AM ET
Because NIL isn't Salary.
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 08:58 AM ET
can you explain why you are posting this again?
kingofcassell • 12/17/24 08:43 AM ET
There is no collective bargaining agreement.
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 08:12 AM ET
They. Cant no authority
1947Sunbowl • 12/17/24 07:48 AM ET
Correct. The NCAA has 0.1% leverage with College Football
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 09:01 AM ET
How is basketball any different? There seems to be the same amount of chao**
TC • 12/17/24 01:19 PM ET
NCAA controls the money from the Big Dance. It is worth over a Billion $$$
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 02:27 PM ET
Correct on control........
2hhoop3 • 12/17/24 02:37 PM ET
Basketball only schools got hosed the most in that deal**
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 02:38 PM ET
Mindboggling........
2hhoop3 • 12/17/24 02:44 PM ET
They haven't been bestowed this power. This thing is so new and will
BG Hokie • 12/17/24 07:47 AM ET
The only way anything can get capped is if the NCAA enforces NIL
EDGEMAN • 12/17/24 07:21 AM ET
NCAA has no legal right to do anything about NIL**
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 09:02 AM ET
They have no authority over NIL
MKD • 12/17/24 07:52 AM ET
NCAA Settlement a Judge Granted Preliminary Approval which would limit NIL
Jwunderdog • 12/17/24 08:42 AM ET
That, too, will be perverted. Just like Super PACs and political donations
AirborneHokie96 • 12/17/24 09:03 AM ET
Good point**
MKD • 12/17/24 08:44 AM ET
Also recommend enforcing educational standards.
EDGEMAN • 12/17/24 07:26 AM ET
That's funny. The nfl would win that in 5 seconds**
HokieJamie • 12/17/24 08:48 AM ET
Good luck with suing the nfl over that or anything else
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 08:26 AM ET
I'd love to see the NFL create a D league and crush the NCAA**
Happy Dog • 12/17/24 09:57 AM ET
they could probably come up with some sort of merger with the P2 or even
reestuart • 12/17/24 11:24 AM ET
yeah, there aren't any damages. Sue for not playing on Saturdays and
reestuart • 12/17/24 08:36 AM ET
The nfl and ncaa are separate
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 08:54 AM ET
You are wrong on that one. The NCAA is most definitely a "for profit"...
EDGEMAN • 12/17/24 09:31 AM ET
They most certainly are a non profit.
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 10:55 AM ET
They can say anything, but it doesn't mean they aren't...
EDGEMAN • 12/17/24 11:52 AM ET
yeah, and the NCAA doesn't want the NFL lifting its 3 year rule
reestuart • 12/17/24 09:01 AM ET
You are hilarious my friend, this has nothing to do with athletics
Happy Dog • 12/17/24 08:24 AM ET
Anyone who portals and is not on track to graduate should be suspended...
EDGEMAN • 12/17/24 09:34 AM ET
anyone in that situation isn't going to get into the school they are trying
reestuart • 12/17/24 11:23 AM ET
athletes graduate at a higher rate than other students. They still
reestuart • 12/17/24 08:21 AM ET
No way!!!**
VPI 1924 • 12/17/24 03:09 PM ET
They should.
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 08:57 AM ET
summers have more or less become mandatory without being mandatory.
reestuart • 12/17/24 09:02 AM ET
Do they have to take full time credits during the year?
GreenvilleVT • 12/17/24 11:00 AM ET
I think they do, but honestly don't know. I believe summers allow them
reestuart • 12/17/24 11:22 AM ET
Academic support and guidance are pretty strong:-)
VT757to276 • 12/17/24 08:46 AM ET
that and the football players are in school year-round. They can bank
reestuart • 12/17/24 08:52 AM ET
That might be the only thing they have authority over **
Roll-Tech • 12/17/24 07:51 AM ET
Can schools legally cap coaches' salaries?
TerryD • 12/17/24 07:04 AM ET
Because they can't. **
HokieJamie • 12/17/24 06:02 AM ET
Because the NCAA is powerless, and the rich schools don't want restraints
WestyHokie • 12/17/24 05:55 AM ET