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Another of many indications that NIL is broken
It would be improper inducement in some states, but in others would not be illegal. Nevada has one of the most lax NIL laws in the U.S. It mainly prohibits an athlete from entering into an NIL contract that conflicts with any contract between the school and the athlete. It also requires athletes to disclose their NIL agreements to the school and has this provision: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/81st2021/Bill/7714/Text I guess that class was too late to teach Sluka to get the deal in writing before coming to a school. -
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Another of many indications that NIL is broken
See I'm all for the players getting paid, though the system needs actual structure, but this is dangerous. If nothing is in writing, how do we know if the player is being honest? Maybe he misunderstood? I am not in favor of players deciding they've been wronged without evidence and then holding the honesty and reputation of a school hostage. I'm curious if any other UNLV players feel like the QB does. -
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Today's answer when you don't want to honor agreements - Sue them! (PAC sues MWC)
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"Expectations for opportunities unfortunately were not met" Interesting and it sounds a lot like the Quarterback who wasn't getting the NIL the OC promised him. I wonder who else might exit this week! -
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