https://sports.yahoo.com/utah-nil-group-...18701.html

Who’s buying the gas, oil, maintenance what happens when kid crashes and is drunk or high and hurts someone or himself?. I’m sure many have a vehicle and probably would rather have money

(10-04-2023 06:55 PM)CollegeMan33 Wrote:  Who’s buying the gas, oil, maintenance what happens when kid crashes and is drunk or high and hurts someone or himself?. I’m sure many have a vehicle and probably would rather have money

Every college kid drives drunk and high?

Not every and likely the majority don’t but when someone does and crashes who will be sued? Any liability for the owners of the trucks?

Its a cheap ad for the dealer. They probably have "some" safeguards have to have a license and no prior dwi's etc...Where do they get the money for gas? They are getting paid on other NIL deals.

And if you are 99% of athletes doing well in classroom, on field and perhaps even winning, screw you. Because they deserve it because they are athletes. The revenue ones that lose money if not for tv. And yeah, P5 with donors and tv money nearly everyone here loathes.

And funny, I thought it was the money the poor kids need. Hearing a host on ESPN1000 say this is great for kids then mentioning how most are not well to do, this helps the family was great.

I could donate a 2002 Ford escort wagon to our NIL car program.

The commissioner of The MAC Conference just said this was illegal against the rules and it was not what NIL is!

(10-07-2023 04:34 PM)CollegeMan33 Wrote:  The commissioner of The MAC Conference just said this was illegal against the rules and it was not what NIL is!

We should roll out some moped NIL deals. Who is in?

(10-07-2023 04:34 PM)CollegeMan33 Wrote:  The commissioner of The MAC Conference just said this was illegal against the rules and it was not what NIL is!

And yet no one will do anything. NIL has caused chaos and money to rain for the wealthy programs. The exact things that got players like Reggie Bush and USC in trouble are just rampant now.

I said it once, but where do we put money to get to pay a transfer QB? Serious too. All
These other schools have booster funds that anyone can put into.

There is a link to NIL on the athletics website. It details the opportunities and compliance rules.

(10-08-2023 09:50 AM)NIUSAE Wrote:  There is a link to NIL on the athletics website. It details the opportunities and compliance rules.

https://opendorse.com/niu-huskies

The NIL marketplace only allows you to offer money for services to current players. How do I donate a brand new F150 to a P5 QB to transfer to NIU for 2024 season?

We all know money is being offered behind the scenes before the transfer occurs. It's not like two of our players transferred to Kentucky for the fun of it. I'm sure there was deal in place that said if you come here and play we got money just for you.

(10-07-2023 04:34 PM)CollegeMan33 Wrote:  The commissioner of The MAC Conference just said this was illegal against the rules and it was not what NIL is!

These trucks are rolling billboards for some company- they're way more defensible as NIL activity than big budget collectives that seem to just be free money.

(10-04-2023 07:00 PM)7 Wrote:  

(10-04-2023 06:55 PM)CollegeMan33 Wrote:  Who’s buying the gas, oil, maintenance what happens when kid crashes and is drunk or high and hurts someone or himself?. I’m sure many have a vehicle and probably would rather have money

Every college kid drives drunk and high?

1 is too many, and lets face it, its going to be way more than 1.

https://twitter.com/On3NIL/status/1711739868743602468