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Vienna_Hokie
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To have any limits on compensation, it must be collectively bargained

pro sports leagues are only able to do that (otherwise it would be anti-trust violation to agree to limit comp) because they have a union and the union has agreed to those rules. In theory they could limit what the players make through NIL controlled by the schools, but as you say, they can't control what a player makes from outside sources and you know that would immediately be used to have some local car dealer get money from donors and pay to advertise using it or some other work around.
Posted: 04/16/2024 at 06:50 AM ET
(In response to this post by Synaesthesia)

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Brian Kelly lobbies for a NIL salary cap
Hokie1992 04/15/24 12:13 PM ET
Okay being a smartass, WHO would set the salary cap? Surely not the NCAA
sacramento hokie 04/16/24 08:32 PM ET
I would absolutely expect it from Kelly, it's right in his MO
Vienna_Hokie 04/16/24 07:39 AM ET
Think he’s feeling a little heat. **
Stork 04/16/24 01:45 PM ET
And cap on coaching salary too!**
GUS 04/15/24 11:59 PM ET
Same problem as every other NIL "rule" - who enforces it?**
NOFX 04/15/24 05:49 PM ET
The playoff committee!**
WestyHokie 04/15/24 07:51 PM ET
then he should lobby for coaches salary cap first **
Scream_On_D 04/15/24 04:40 PM ET
fat chance**
section11hokie 04/15/24 04:50 PM ET
NIL cap would get instantly vaporized by the courts, as it stands now
Synaesthesia 04/15/24 02:47 PM ET
To have any limits on compensation, it must be collectively bargained
Vienna_Hokie 04/16/24 06:50 AM ET
Yup...which is why there's no endgame here.
vthokieq 04/15/24 07:17 PM ET
It a mess and the sooner this whole thing implodes, the better so we can
Tombo 04/15/24 10:25 PM ET
Well…the point of my post…
vthokieq 04/15/24 11:07 PM ET
I am agreeing with you but there will be an after. A whole different model
Tombo 04/15/24 11:10 PM ET
Well ...
Beerman 04/15/24 04:02 PM ET
Can't compare to the NFL at all.
vthokieq 04/15/24 07:19 PM ET
They do have legal language against this, enforced against team not players
Synaesthesia 04/15/24 04:40 PM ET
Spot on. **
Hokie_Dawg 04/15/24 03:36 PM ET
He just wants schools who follow the rules to be limited
EDGEMAN 04/15/24 02:02 PM ET
That's big of him. Same for coaches?**
Hokie 04 04/15/24 01:05 PM ET
Welp Brian’s the one who it was rumored was tampering with our QB #1**
pokiehokie83 04/15/24 12:54 PM ET
Tampering
Midwestguy 04/15/24 02:33 PM ET
The takeaway from his comment
Hokie1992 04/15/24 01:45 PM ET
I agree on the belief that
VTFan29 04/15/24 12:17 PM ET
I think an NIL cap broadly makes things more balanced
Hokie1992 04/15/24 12:26 PM ET
True. But brown bag cash would be nothing new. That was always an issue.
VTFan29 04/15/24 02:18 PM ET
A coaching salary cap that’s reasonable for all schools would keep coaching
Hoakie82 04/15/24 02:17 PM ET
If trophies for everyone means keeping college athletics competitive...
VTFan29 04/15/24 02:20 PM ET