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No different than advertising contracts. I think they stay but are somewhat regulated

Author: LanceManion (7696 Posts - Joined: Jul 16, 2010)
Posted at 6:28 pm on Oct 23, 2024
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Imposing corporate abuse, neglect and greed on deserving victims.

Replies to: "No different than advertising contracts. I think they stay but are somewhat regulated"

  • Any lawyers here? Athletes now paid by universities. Title 9 implications analogous to scholarships? - SteveM - 3:46pm 10/23/24 (13) [View All]
    • If they become “employees” under Title VII, I think it is a bigger problem for them than Title IX. - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 12:55pm 10/24/24
    • IMHO It will force three things: (1) decision to be a "pro" school, (2) union, and (3) "equal pay". - LanceManion - 4:38pm 10/23/24
      • Thanks for the legal details. The union idea with here and gone players, how would that work? - SteveM - 4:50pm 10/23/24
        • From what I've seen, college players moving around doesn't work all that well for the players - LanceManion - 4:56pm 10/23/24
          • Will the collectives go away or will they be the X factor going forward - holybull101 - 6:24pm 10/23/24
            • No different than advertising contracts. I think they stay but are somewhat regulated [NT] - LanceManion - 6:28pm 10/23/24
      • Ive heard that at places like Ohio State and Tennessee - holybull101 - 4:42pm 10/23/24
        • I have a friend whose son plays at SCUM and he's said same, along with roids being prevalent. It's a - LanceManion - 4:50pm 10/23/24
    • Are the schools directly paying them? I thought it was the collectives [NT] - holybull101 - 4:03pm 10/23/24
      • The colleges now are starting direct payments. That's why head coaches are miserable. - SteveM - 4:12pm 10/23/24
        • Hence the rise of the GM position at colleges - Nigel Tufnel - 5:18pm 10/23/24
          • ND has a GM - AlbanyIRISH - 6:32am 10/24/24
        • Interesting I was thinking that the collectives was how they were going to get around Title 9, like - holybull101 - 4:38pm 10/23/24
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