I've earned income in multiple states before. I don't average my total income between them, it's split on what's earned where. A NFL player's team income and endorsement income are from legally...
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I've earned income in multiple states before. I don't average my total income between them, it's split on what's earned where. A NFL player's team income and endorsement income are from legally...
Your weekly game check is taxed in the state you play in, but I'm pretty sure endorsements are in your home state, or possibly in the state you film commercials in. I would expect NIL to be your...
So we agree this is a widely publicized issue that affects many people. Pay your dang taxes, it's not that hard.
Funny, I'm from North Dakota and saw tons of 18-21 year old men earn $100k+/yr in the oilfield boom and there wasn't really any problem with taxes. If society says you're adult at 18, you get...
Didn't Alston give private orgs the ability to pay players any way they want?
2 minute warning and able to use decades old technology on the field? That's it? I think some journalist is desperate for clicks.
That's a terrible comparison. CFP only has 4 teams which means one of the P5 champions has to be left out. Florida St was consistently the lowest ranked P5. Committee got it right. Alabama was...
Self interest? Of course. Everyone does.
Ulterior motives? Not even sure what motive that could be. Unless you think my idea that D1 schools should fund their programs at D1 levels is somehow a...
When I played rec league softball we had to have at least as many women as men on the team. Something similar for college club sports almost certainly satisfies Title IX.
The players better consult with their Ivy League lawyers before doing that. Work slow downs are illegal and courts regularly rule against them.
I wouldn't count on courts striking any of this down. Alston was a 9-0 decision and SCOTUS was practically begging for more cases to be sent their way. Simple reality is D1 athletics is a business....
You're right in that there's few NDSU fans that would rather stay in FCS. Few to none. CUSA is not a stepping stone, it's a downgrade in every single way.
NCAA bylaws mean nothing when they violate federal anti-trust statutes.
Schools can't go FBS without an invite, yet Liberty did anyway.
UAC lost their petition to be a FB only conf, yet they did...
Right. Because their FBS move motivated donors so much both have a smaller FB stadium and lower attendance than NDSU.
My tea leaves point to consolidation, not a split. Right now FBS has a P5 and G5, but the collapse of the PAC is taking that down to P4. Florida State is most definitely leaving the ACC, only...
School culture, not too bad. Football strength, lots of problems.
Though Sagarin has South Dakota State at 18, which is higher than any G5 team.
A janitor at a public university needs to be paid if they clean a different building than normal, even if by choice. They can volunteer to judge a basketweaving competition for no pay though.
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Let's revisit this in a few months when the Johnson and House cases are resolved. D1 athletes are employees. Don't shoot the messenger.
To the contrary, the modern NCAA athlete is clearly an employee under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Fairly applying the law is not political. We fans may not like it, but it is the truth.
SCOTUS rightfully kept the Alston decision narrow, but if you read the ruling they were practically begging for more cases to be sent their way. Pay for play is happening and it doesn't matter what...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/us-labor-official-says-dartmouth-basketball-players-are-school-employees-sets-stage-for-union-vote/ar-BB1hPafc
NLRB rules Dartmouth basketball players are...
Please don't confuse my recognition of the inevitable as support for it. Simple truth is Power teams drive the bus and they haven't been amateur for a long time. It absolutely is going to happen,...
If/when the courts rule D1 athletes are employees of the school, the school MUST pay them. If a school can't or won't, they'll be forced to drop out of D1, possibly out of NCAA completely.
We won't know until the court case is done, but you can put me on record saying I really doubt anyone can stay in D1 without paying players. Your media deal will not matter at all. I agree a lot of...
Any D2 looking to jump *really* needs to wait for House v NCAA to finish in the courts. Pay for play is inevitable, only question is what form it takes. D1 costs may rise significantly.