NCAA lawsuit FAQ

[cousin oliver]

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I'd expect many schools to bring their collectives in-house, which should circumvent some of the, ahem, craziness we've seen in recent years; think a $13.85 million promise to a high school quarterback that's led to a very prominent lawsuit.

But will the NCAA have more teeth in terms of enforcement given the new rules? We'll see. It seems like they'd have more legal standing to do so after this settlement. 

What Happens To The Transfer Portal?

It likely becomes less important. Currently, the portal is a critical piece of roster construction. Most Power Four schools are signing 10-plus players every cycle in an effort to improve their rosters and plug holes.

That could change under this new system.

 

Link to article: https://247sports.com/college/transfer-portal/article/ncaa-lawsuit-faq-how-much-money-will-players-get-will-there-still-be-be-nil-what-happens-to-the-transfer-portal-232127792/

[untphd]

54 minutes ago, cousin oliver said:

Link to article: https://247sports.com/college/transfer-portal/article/ncaa-lawsuit-faq-how-much-money-will-players-get-will-there-still-be-be-nil-what-happens-to-the-transfer-portal-232127792/

Wow, they are talking salary caps.

[Jonnyeagle]