11-04-2021, 09:41 AM
Let's be honest here.
These NIL programs are just fancy ways to launder money for recruiting benefits.
It's replaced bag men on the street with "clean" corporate money. Kind of akin to how the Mob ran Vegas until corporations like MGM and Caeser's moved in. No longer is it street hustlers with bags of a couple grand. Now it's wire transfers from corporations like Montlake Futures.
But schools STILL don't have to pay for their labor, which I believe is wrong if they are trying to profit maximize with big TV contracts and paying coaches absorbent salaries.
These NIL programs are just fancy ways to launder money for recruiting benefits.
It's replaced bag men on the street with "clean" corporate money. Kind of akin to how the Mob ran Vegas until corporations like MGM and Caeser's moved in. No longer is it street hustlers with bags of a couple grand. Now it's wire transfers from corporations like Montlake Futures.
But schools STILL don't have to pay for their labor, which I believe is wrong if they are trying to profit maximize with big TV contracts and paying coaches absorbent salaries.