The NCAA will allow athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness

[GSG]

Mertz's logo reminds me of the Nintendo GameCube

 

 

[WyoHusker56]

Mertz's logo reminds me of the Nintendo GameCube

 

Honestly, it feels like kind of a lazy attempt on a logo. Cam's "juice" logo was way cooler and original.

 

[Mavric]

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[Mavric]

Wisconsin and Notre Dame not even in the game.  Iowa, Minnesota and Penn State behind the curve.

 

[Mavric]

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[Undone]

So there's a yearly cap on how much players can earn via NIL avenues, right?

 

[Mavric]

So there's a yearly cap on how much players can earn via NIL avenues, right?

Pretty sure no.

 

[Mavric]

I had noticed some of the recruits posted "for hire" messages on their Twitter.  Will get interesting.

 

[307husker]

If only I could go back to my NCAA championship days I'd be raking in the...

...quarters.

I bet I lost a solid $20 by graduating 20 years too early.

 

[Atbone95]

Pretty sure no.

There is no maximum. But is there some sort of governing body that determines "acceptable"? Why can't a Nebraska donor offer Lexi Sun $100k for one of her sweatshirts? 

 

[ColoradoHusk]

There is no maximum. But is there some sort of governing body that determines "acceptable"? Why can't a Nebraska donor offer Lexi Sun $100k for one of her sweatshirts? 

Not right now. I am sure things will be crazy to start, and things will settle down after a couple years. People and businesses will begin to not like throwing tons of money at college kids with little to no return. 

 

[runningblind]

There is no maximum. But is there some sort of governing body that determines "acceptable"? Why can't a Nebraska donor offer Lexi Sun $100k for one of her sweatshirts? 

Was there anything stopping anyone from doing that before?  I'll get you one for 100k my friend.

 

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[funhusker]

I’m all for these kids getting theirs.

Kudos to the students like Sun who are actually designing and selling things.  But the kids begging businesses for paid social media mentions is gonna get old.

 

[307husker]

The SEC hates this.  Now everybody can pay players.