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Message: [QUOTE="McLovin, post: 4311296, member: 9450"] I don’t see the difference there. And if you do stop schools from offering NIL deals before the students sign, what will happen is the kids and their agents will start giving schools their demands to pick their place. Basically become a player driven free agency for top prospects and transfers. “Hey coach, I really want to play QB for Bama, but if I do I’ll want a Porsche, beach house for my mom and $500K in NIL, or else I’ll transfer after my first year. Just wanted to let you know, in case you want to pull my offer and offer another QB.” 24 hours later, Bama hasn’t pulled the offer so the kid signs with Bama and magically he gets his NIL wish list demands. Either way, you can’t stop the NIL money talks from happening before or after. The information is out there and pretty easy for players / programs to figure out the players NIL “worth” / ability to pay up… [/QUOTE]