You would need a college athletics union to do that

The athletes would all have to be employees of the school.

Then, the schools would have to negotiate with the unions in good faith. The athletes would have to agree to the "regulation".

Otherwise, the NCAA cannot limit NIL money, at all, per recent court cases.

In response to this post by Hokie1992

Posted: 12/20/2021 at 08:57AM

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LOL. You have a very exaggerated (and wrong) view -- 133303Hokie 12/20/2021 09:05AM

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At some point, the colleges will have to regulate it the same way or at -- Hokie1992 12/20/2021 08:01AM

You would need a college athletics union to do that -- TerryD 12/20/2021 08:57AM

Maybe i have it wrong here -- 133303Hokie 12/20/2021 09:14AM

Justice Kavanaugh in his concurrence all but begged the athletes to file... -- TerryD 12/20/2021 2:04PM

You would need a college athletics union to do that

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