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<blockquote data-quote="OlegeezEER" data-source="post: 132061658" data-attributes="member: 1835316"><p>The problem with NIL is it hasn't been truly defined. When the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of it there was no guideline in place to be followed. The ruling just stated that athletes are allowed to profit off their Name and Likeness. To say that it was not intended for Alumni and boosters to buy players is not entirely accurate. Until there are guidelines in place which really need to come from congress there will always be an open interpretation of what NIL actually is. To Date there have been at least 15 states that have enacted some type of guidelines concerning NIL. Tennessee for instance has one of the more aggressive NIL laws which allows the school to directly coordinate with outside interests to put together NIL deals see article below. Some states have been a little more restrictive. You would have to look at each state individually to see how far they have gone with this. The Supreme court only has the power to interpret and determine the constitutionality of laws they don't have the power to write laws. Unless congress puts something together entities like the NCAA will have little power to regulate. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/mizzou/is-tennessees-new-nil-law-an-sec-game-changer/article_fa468c13-b196-58f4-a6d1-41827a42a73d.html#:~:text=Last%20week%2C%20Gov.%20Bill%20Lee%20signed%20an%20amendment,NIL%2C%20as%20described%20by%20the%20Knoxville%20News%20Sentinel">https://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/mizzou/is-tennessees-new-nil-law-an-sec-game-changer/article_fa468c13-b196-58f4-a6d1-41827a42a73d.html#:~:text=Last week, Gov. Bill Lee signed an amendment,NIL, as described by the Knoxville News Sentinel</a>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OlegeezEER, post: 132061658, member: 1835316"] The problem with NIL is it hasn't been truly defined. When the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of it there was no guideline in place to be followed. The ruling just stated that athletes are allowed to profit off their Name and Likeness. To say that it was not intended for Alumni and boosters to buy players is not entirely accurate. Until there are guidelines in place which really need to come from congress there will always be an open interpretation of what NIL actually is. To Date there have been at least 15 states that have enacted some type of guidelines concerning NIL. Tennessee for instance has one of the more aggressive NIL laws which allows the school to directly coordinate with outside interests to put together NIL deals see article below. Some states have been a little more restrictive. You would have to look at each state individually to see how far they have gone with this. The Supreme court only has the power to interpret and determine the constitutionality of laws they don't have the power to write laws. Unless congress puts something together entities like the NCAA will have little power to regulate. [URL]https://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/mizzou/is-tennessees-new-nil-law-an-sec-game-changer/article_fa468c13-b196-58f4-a6d1-41827a42a73d.html#:~:text=Last%20week%2C%20Gov.%20Bill%20Lee%20signed%20an%20amendment,NIL%2C%20as%20described%20by%20the%20Knoxville%20News%20Sentinel[/URL]. [/QUOTE]
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