NIL

[powerp]

Rumor has it, NIL is legal for highschool athletes now. You can essentially buy a good team through businesses if done right. This is going to open up a lot of discussion. Thoughts?

Edited December 8, 2022 by powerp

[The Drunken Sailor]

Not a fan.

[oneyewilly]

[orngnblk]

50 minutes ago, The Drunken Sailor said:

Not a fan.

Me neither.Dont like it at either level.

[H2Oman]

Why????? These are still kids whose parents or guardians still support them?

 

PS: who is making money off high school kids right now anyway?

[SpottedGoat]

Not a fan at all. It will essentially legalize what happens in Memphis and other places all the time. Rural counties that are divided up among multiple high schools, will start the age old "consolidation for the betterment" box preaching when every athlete in the county lands at one school because they can make a few bucks.

Hate it every way.

[WarrJack]

Get ready TSSAA. You are going to be tracking donors and sponsors.  I expect stars to be moving in from all over. The big will get bigger. I feel sorry for your compliance department. 

[LethalAttack]

I'll say this if you want to stay relevant you better get out in front of it, small towns especially where talent is spread thin.

 

[ItsAlwaysSunnyInAtwood]

Mannn the blue bloods gotta love this one. 

[crow]

Anybody have a link to something that contains specifics

[ItsAlwaysSunnyInAtwood]

This past year I think 0 Memphis teams made state. That'll never happen again 

[Appvol]

2 hours ago, crow said:

Anybody have a link to something that contains specifics