Does anyone think the Major conferences will get tired of bidding against each other and create some sort of cap on NIL payments. Things will eventually get out of control.
Nil cap!
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I'm not sure how it gets reigned in at this point.
As to your question. Kinda. I think the BIG and SEC will drive the prices to the point the ACC and BIG12 can't compete. They'll then cherry pick schools from both those conferences to create their 'super league'.
Who has the most power?
Those with the most money.
It’s like congress voting for term limits.
Those at the top have a huge advantage, they’re not going to limit themselves, imo.
Those with the most money.
It’s like congress voting for term limits.
Those at the top have a huge advantage, they’re not going to limit themselves, imo.
Split our thinking of Revenue Sharing and NIL.
Think of NCAA sports revenue sharing as a salary cap in the NFL. Revenue sharing is a recent addition and it will allow players to be paid a percentage of the revenue brought in by the University Sports program. It's near term cap is $30 million per school.
Think of NIL as the same as commercial endorsements by professional players to companies trying to advertise their products.
Revenue sharing can be and is capped just like a team has their total salary capped in many pro sports. But I don't believe NIL can be capped any more than the NFL could tell Pat Mahomes how much of a deal he can make with AllState.
Think of NCAA sports revenue sharing as a salary cap in the NFL. Revenue sharing is a recent addition and it will allow players to be paid a percentage of the revenue brought in by the University Sports program. It's near term cap is $30 million per school.
Think of NIL as the same as commercial endorsements by professional players to companies trying to advertise their products.
Revenue sharing can be and is capped just like a team has their total salary capped in many pro sports. But I don't believe NIL can be capped any more than the NFL could tell Pat Mahomes how much of a deal he can make with AllState.
