Tr Robinson's younger brother entered the portal today

[Jim14510]

Incorrect - if he transfers it terminates

Ok. How do you word that?

 

[Carm]

Ok. How do you word that?

The have to perform certain activities to get their monthly pay. If they do not perform those duties, they don't get paid. In addition, failure to perform those duties also terminates the agreement.

A key in these deals is that they actually have to do something to get paid.

Aren't provisions like that pretty standard in independent contractor contracts?

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Ok. How do you word that?

There are some questions as to the "legality" of compensation tied to a given school based on NCAA rules.

Will The NCAA Intervene On NIL Deals Tied To Enrollment? - Above the Law

That's starting to become the focus of some questions surrounding recent public offers made to current and prospective college athletes.

abovethelaw.com

Relevant section from NCAA Q&A sheet as NIL that is prohibited

"NIL compensation contingent upon enrollment at a particular school. For example, institutions should not use NIL arrangements to improperly induce matriculation (e.g., guaranteeing a particular NIL opportunity
upon enrollment)"

Of course structuring a deal such that a kid couldn't hold up his end if he transferred would take care of that

 

[Jim14510]

The have to perform certain activities to get their monthly pay. If they do not perform those duties, they don't get paid. In addition, failure to perform those duties also terminates the agreement.

A key in these deals is that they actually have to do something to get paid.

Aren't provisions like that pretty standard in independent contractor contracts?

There are some questions as to the "legality" of compensation tied to a given school based on NCAA rules.

Will The NCAA Intervene On NIL Deals Tied To Enrollment? - Above the Law

That's starting to become the focus of some questions surrounding recent public offers made to current and prospective college athletes.

abovethelaw.com

Relevant section from NCAA Q&A sheet as NIL that is prohibited

"NIL compensation contingent upon enrollment at a particular school. For example, institutions should not use NIL arrangements to improperly induce matriculation (e.g., guaranteeing a particular NIL opportunity
upon enrollment)"

Of course structuring a deal such that a kid couldn't hold up his end if he transferred would take care of that

This is what I'm getting at. You can't say you must play for Nebraska. At least that's how I read it.

What duties would he have to perform that would be different than playing for another team. You going to make them show up for weekly/monthly face to face responsibilities?

 

[Carm]

There are some questions as to the "legality" of compensation tied to a given school based on NCAA rules.

this is where the 6 and 12 month terms help. They don't have to say the agreement terminates if you're off the team; if someone, say, quits the team and stays in Lincoln, the term on their agreement will end fairly soon worst case.

If they transfer to Oregon, then they won't show up to work, they won't get paid and the agreement will terminate.

 

[Jim14510]

this is where the 6 and 12 month terms help. They don't have to say the agreement terminates if you're off the team; if someone, say, quits the team and stays in Lincoln, the term on their agreement will end fairly soon worst case.

If they transfer to Oregon, then they won't show up to work, they won't get paid and the agreement will terminate.

You certainly aren't making them show up every day though. If it's as little as monthly and my contract is 100k I'm flying my ass back and forth.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

This is what I'm getting at. You can't say you must play for Nebraska. At least that's how I read it.

What duties would he have to perform that would be different than playing for another team. You going to make them show up for weekly/monthly face to face responsibilities?

I'm not lawyerly, but I could also imagine vague clauses about anything an athlete may do that affect the value of their NIL allows for termination of the deal. Not exactly you have to be on the team/good at your sport, but close enough that everyone knows what it really means

 

[Carm]

You certainly aren't making them show up every day though. If it's as little as monthly and my contract is 100k I'm flying my ass back and forth.

would you do that if you got as much or more at the next place and trying to do both jobs presented conflicts to attending your practice, your new NIL job, studying? Traveling takes time.

 

[Carm]

I never dreamed this is where this thread would end up

 

[Jim14510]

would you do that if you got as much or more at the next place and trying to do both jobs presented conflicts to attending your practice, your new NIL job, studying? Traveling takes time.

Not if I got the same amount somewhere else but surely if it was significantly less.

 

[Carm]

Not if I got the same amount somewhere else but surely if it was significantly less.

it won't be less. If Ty goes after he graduates in the second portal wave, he will be one of the top guys in the portal and they will be bidding for his services. Every team that thinks they are 1 DT short of having a good season will be chasing him. A team like USC that has had trouble securing linemen, even with Riley, would be all over him.

 

[Jim14510]

it won't be less. If Ty goes after he graduates in the second portal wave, he will be one of the top guys in the portal and they will be bidding for his services. Every team that thinks they are 1 DT short of having a good season will be chasing him. A team like USC that has had trouble securing linemen, even with Riley, would be all over him.

Ty isn't the only guy with NIL that will transfer. I'm not specifically talking about Ty.