OSU QB signs contract for $1.4 million

[psualt]

It's not, perfectly fine. The post to which I replied suggested three parties to a transaction: a) some nebulous "donor"; b) a legitimate business through which the "donor" would channel money to; c) a college football player. Frankly, just don't see it happening as outlined. Then again, there are lots of really dumb folks out there.

I think the point was the "donors" now just run them through their businesses since the NCAA doesn't care anymore.

 

[91Joe95]

I am not sure why she didn't. My guess is, over four or five years, it was cheaper to bribe. Plus, nice to have that on your resume (not that the daughter of LL needed a resume). It was just a dumb decision all the way around. And, it wasn't just LL, to be clear.

I thought she resorted to bribes because her daughter didn't have the grades to get into school.

 

[91Joe95]

I think the point was the "donors" now just run them through their businesses since the NCAA doesn't care anymore.

We don't have "donors," we have "investers."

 

[IANit]

Ohio State freshman QB Quinn Ewers signs $1.4 million NIL deal with autograph vendor, per reports

www.cbssports.com

So college football as we knew it is over. If OSU can say we will help you make 7 figures if you become a Buckeye, that’s going to be hard to compete with. Hey some players will be getting more money than their coaches.

Is it wrong of me to hope he meets Art Schlichter?

 

[Art]

Thanks...so you can take a kid, run him onto a program, pay him and several players NIL, just to get him/her into a school...and that is OK now.

Huh?

 

[Art]

I think the point was the "donors" now just run them through their businesses since the NCAA doesn't care anymore.

They could do that. IRS might not be too pleased if they're not getting commensurate value in return.