NIL enforcement czar: Third-party deals that blow past college $20.5M cap not what they expected

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2 thoughts on “NIL enforcement czar: Third-party deals that blow past college $20.5M cap not what they expected

  1. “ tasked with making sure they are not simple pay-for-play contracts – You’re kidding? We’re way past that. Clearly, Power4 football and basketball ball teams, ARE pay for play.

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