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[Bisonguy]

The NCAA has the resources. It is a billion dollar group and growing. 1.15 billion in revenue in 2022 and they give most back to teams. They just choose to ignore it. They could expand their compliance to investigate matters of they want to. Investigating complaints of violations isnt the same as auditing all teams and pro actively checking phone records. It's following up on compaints. Since the SMU deal, 31 schools have committed death penalty violations, but none got it. Penn State easily recovered

Yeah, if only there was somebody on staff, possibly at each NCAA school, that could be responsible for NCAA violations.

Hmm, maybe they could call them an NCAA Compliance Officer and they could report violations to the NCAA for investigation?

Maybe if the school is big enough, they could have some compliance assistants as well?

If that's not good enough for you, the next option is that the Big 2 says FU and creates their own division or organization

[ByeSonBusiness]

NCAA is probably okay with it. They want Congress to step in and tell them what they can/can't do.

[HerdBot]

Yeah, if only there was somebody on staff, possibly at each NCAA school, that could be responsible for NCAA violations.

Hmm, maybe they could call them an NCAA Compliance Officer and they could report violations to the NCAA for investigation?

Maybe if the school is big enough, they could have some compliance assistants as well?

If that's not good enough for you, the next option is that the Big 2 says FU and creates their own division or organization

Teams have their own compliance but its the fox guarding the hen house

NCAA has to show some ball and if they want to break apart because they cant follow rules, let them go. Its not like we can get games vs the Big 10

[NDSU92]

NCAA is probably okay with it. They want Congress to step in and tell them what they can/can't do.

I feel like the NCAA (or rather the schools that comprise it) want Congress to tell the kids what they can/can't do. I doubt the schools want congress directing them in any way, unless that is restricting how the schools themselves can compensate the athletes (which is essentially what the NCAA has set up for itself now). NCAA schools wanna stand by while the money printer goes brrr.

"Us pay the kids? Hmmm sounds like a job for the boosters..."

[steelbison]

Officially the NCAA addressed this last year and clarified that NIL collectives are prohibited from participating in recruiting
https://www.bestcolleges.com/news/20...r-collectives/

Lol. Show me where one person has gotten in trouble because of this. I’ll save you the time there isn’t one. It’s the Wild West. Anything goes.


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[bisonaudit]

NCAA is probably okay with it. They want Congress to step in and tell them what they can/can't do.

LOL, Congress doing anything. They’re getting ready to sit on their hands while the economy burns down around them.

[totoinfl]

Saw where the QB recruit for Florida decommited after his 13 million NIL deal fell through


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[bisonaudit]

Saw where the QB recruit for Florida decommited after his 13 million NIL deal fell through


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Perhaps this whole thing would work better if the institution you work for were the ones issuing your paycheck instead of some 3rd party that they’re not supposed to talk to about your compensation.

[NDSU92]

Perhaps this whole thing would work better if the institution you work for were the ones issuing your paycheck instead of some 3rd party that they’re not supposed to talk to about your compensation.

Yeah but that would introduce responsibility, accountability and increased expenses to the schools. Which is inconvenient.

[BigHorns]

Lol. Show me where one person has gotten in trouble because of this. I’ll save you the time there isn’t one. It’s the Wild West. Anything goes.


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You are correct, for now. However, the NCAA is notoriously slow moving on investigations. If they started any this year, it might take a year or two before they decide to act on it.

It will take a bit more time to see how it all plays out. Like I said before, it won't be a blueblood they go after, it will be the next SMU or Cleveland St.