Food for thought?

https://247sports.com/college/north-car ... 168611057/

"Our primary concern is that given the deregulation of NIL legislation, the NCAA Enforcement staff will aggressively investigate violations of the few remaining rules and seek to severely punish for non-compliance,
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And they need to worry about anything? They have more better plot armor than a 7 figure Hollywood movie star in a tentpole franchise.

Did you guys see what they did in Chapel Hill the other day? They actually had an NIL scrimmage to let the team make money from autographs and the game. I'm sure they aren't the only school to do this but to read about it is a bit nauseating.

Yes if you are referring to the Blue/White bball scrimmage. Personally, I would rather see this as part of NIL instead of some booster, that has a company, use their company to pay a player $500k to "endorse" their product when the player probably never heard of the product prior to endorcement.

Not sure the structure of how their B/W game is handled.... however I can see how this could benefit all team members if proceeds go equally to all that played. If this is the scenario, at least the guy sitting on the end of the bench gets some benefit. This is actually how I would like to see NIL work. Fans get value by seeing team play and players get NIL benefit. Just one person opinion