Good thing they can freely transfer and find out w what the other employers think their worth
yeah but once you have a roster full of kids who only know the NIL era things would settle down
The hierarchy in an NFL locker room is obvious to everyone, especially the players. It's not as obvious in a college locker room. Every kid going to a big program thinks they're going ot the NFL, and reality doesn't seem to set in for most of them even after a few years of riding the bench.
It will be eventually
But you’ll have to renegotiate with all your starters every year.
pretty much yep, teams will hire specific personnel for this task i would guess
And companies have to give raises every year or risk losing their talent
Yes but that’s a bigger problem for those places which attract recruits for whom that $ is their priority.
I never thought college players would be truly considered as employees but that appears to be where we could be headed. Maybe the players will form collective bargaining organizations to present their demands to the universities.
Didn’t Northwestern try that a few years ago?
It would be a lot cleaner, honestly.
It really is incredible. The NCAA fought for decades to make sure players weren't employees and along the way created so many problems that combined now threaten the future of the sport and the cleanest solution might be making them employees.
The Supreme Court told them the players couldn’t be employees.
Yep but that was before NIL took hold.
Believe it’s his uncle
Would TCU be a player for Card?
