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Message: [QUOTE="Zonepress, post: 5253214, member: 10855"] in theory, you are correct regarding NIL in actuality on the mens side in football and basketball have commitments through a collective for so many $ and they determine how much goes to each player In some cases, the players do some promotional work etc but the reality is these are direct payments Wbb is it’s working its way toward that same model and time will tell if it will become the norm Obviously, TCU has lots of funds for this so Carolina through a collective pays the players $25,000 a year Rumors are that Oklahoma arranged significant $ as well it’s hard to know what’s really going on with an NIL on the women side but safe to say some schools will be able to “buy” a roster Uconn Wbb because of his stature and popularity and the Coach G A strong stance is doing what you outline as “legitimate “ NIL I think it’s fair to say that there will be more schools following the TCU model Smu probably will as well [/QUOTE]