The last thing we need is government involved even more
I fully support the transgender rule, but not sure why they couldn't stop there.
Sounds like it. Which, of course is the next step toward NIL in North Carolina. We have lost all sense of what high school sports should be. Virtual transfer portal and who knows what else. Gambling on high school games? Fixing scandals? Thank God I was born long enough ago to appreciate the beauty of amateur sports.Keeps the NCHSAA from regulating the intellectual property of schools, including logos, mascots, and audio and video of any games outside of state tournaments.
- NCHSAA can't prohibit or restrict a participating school from scheduling a non-conference game during the regular season
Does this mean we can play games on ESPN and participate in national high school tournaments?
You’ve probably seen Tennessee’s response. Pretty limited approach if you can’t use the school’s name, image or uniform. Very few athletes could be identified solely by their name except locally.They wanted Que to fall on the sword last time and she wouldn't. Cooper can't give her cover this time with a veto. She pissed off some pretty powerful politicians and they're back for their revenge. They're never going to be satisfied until she quits or retires.
The NIL thing is coming anyway. Surrounding states are already approving it.
They wanted Que to fall on the sword last time and she wouldn't. Cooper can't give her cover this time with a veto. She pissed off some pretty powerful politicians and they're back for their revenge. They're never going to be satisfied until she quits or retires.
The NIL thing is coming anyway. Surrounding states are already approving it.
Sounds like it. Which, of course is the next step toward NIL in North Carolina. We have lost all sense of what high school sports should be. Virtual transfer portal and who knows what else. Gambling on high school games? Fixing scandals? Thank God I was born long enough ago to appreciate the beauty of amateur sports.
I’m talking legalized gamblingha! that ship sailed long ago, along with anything else you could imagine. Like looooooooonng ago.
Exactly. It isn't intended for them to get some sort of national tv campaign. If local QB Joe Cool gets a used Camaro to drive from Smilin' Bob's Clean Used Cars; or all the free sandwiches he and his linemen can put away from the local BBQ pit, in exchange for showing up at the lot or the restaurant on the odd Saturday to press the flesh, then that's about all to expect.You’ve probably seen Tennessee’s response. Pretty limited approach if you can’t use the school’s name, image or uniform. Very few athletes could be identified solely by their name except locally.
Yeah, I guess it’s terribly old fashioned to think that kids would play sports for the camaraderie, the life lessons and the pure joy of sport. Gotta make a buck off everything in life or it has no value.Exactly. It isn't intended for them to get some sort of national tv campaign. If local QB Joe Cool gets a used Camaro to drive from Smilin' Bob's Clean Used Cars; or all the free sandwiches he and his linemen can put away from the local BBQ pit, in exchange for showing up at the lot or the restaurant on the odd Saturday to press the flesh, then that's about all to expect.
That ship sailed. The same legal principles used to allow college kids to profit off of their name will eventually filter on down. In fact, a HS kid probably would have a better case since they aren't getting a scholarship to attend public school. You can try to get ahead of it and set parameters or sit back and have it crammed down your throat by a judge who doesn't give two $#!+$ whether you've got a policy ready or not.Yeah, I guess it’s terribly old fashioned to think that kids would play sports for the camaraderie, the life lessons and the pure joy of sport. Gotta make a buck off everything in life or it has no value.
True dat. Doesn’t mean I have to like it. Quit watching professional sports due to the greed by everybody involved. Only watch college bowl games and ACC tournament/ NCHSAA basketball tournament. There’s a lot I need to see and do. I can live without high school sports too if they follow that path. May feel differently someday when my grandson gets there. But he’s seven months. I have time to adjustThat ship sailed. The same legal principles used to allow college kids to profit off of their name will eventually filter on down. In fact, a HS kid probably would have a better case since they aren't getting a scholarship to attend public school. You can try to get ahead of it and set parameters or sit back and have it crammed down your throat by a judge who doesn't give two $#!+$ whether you've got a policy ready or not.