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[QUOTE="RSTuthill, post: 5194248, member: 7322"]
First, I think the reporting is slightly inaccurate.  The House settlement applies to only the Power Four (Five) conferences with other universities playing D-1 sports having the option to opt in by 3/1. So what the Ivy League really did was to announce that none of it members were going to opt in. All that means for them, I guess, is that they will not be involved in NIL since they do not give scholarships.  It does not mean that they can prevent external NIL.

So my first question pertains to hockey.  There is only one Power Four school in Hockey East. What are the other schools going to do? Have any of them announced yet? I assume UConn would opt in, but have they announced?  I have lost track although a collective is winding down in favor of the new arrangement. Btw, I have it from a pretty good source that the ONLY school in ECAC hockey even considering opting in is Quinnipiac. But there are a LOT of schools playing D-1 hockey who are not P4. What are they gonna do? The deadline is approaching fast.
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