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Nil needs cap/ much more regulation
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[QUOTE="Fairfield_1st, post: 4634157, member: 3005"] I don't think schools should be offering any money. They should explain the structure in place to help student athletes attain NIL contracts and they can show how other athletes have done...and that's it. At no point should Hurley or Self or any other coach be offering $ amounts or guaranteeing a certain level. Boosters should not be allowed to interact with prospective student athletes. Athletes get 1 free move. That's it, no exceptions. Adding exceptions invites gray area and eventually lawsuits. Use it wisely. [/QUOTE]
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