Best way to slow down (because I don’t think we will be able to shut him down completely) Khalil Tate ?? Do we keep Davion Taylor as a QB spy considering he is one of our fastest players on defense?

The two biggest aspects for the NIL bills are Title IX and competition.

If a football player gets paid $1000 for a commercial and a female athlete gets paid $100 for the exact same commercial, does she have grounds to sue under title ix? That’s a legal issue that will need to be figured out.

Recruiting battles between a school with a huge booster base and a school with a smaller base likely won’t be as competitive, leading to similar results on the field, even more so than current conditions.

I think most people don’t care if players can make money off likeness, they just don’t want to see non-blue blood schools get shafted

Henry, I feel you about having Sling. I really hate having to pay to watch channels end up being dropped. But I’ve gotten tired of being locked out of most Pac 12 action, so you bite the bullet.

On AB 206, I love it. Can’t wait to see the NCAA temper tantrum. Of course states are already trying to catch up and even go beyond what this law would do. In the end, it’s here – the whole thing is changed now. Let’s hope the NCAA grows up and acts adult for a change and actually does something that will be equity to the situation.

California fair pay for play bill is an awesome opportunity to be a big fish in a small pond! Boise St and other schools that are the biggest show in a small market can appeal to higher profile recruits. Also, a positive for athletic departments, if EA sports is giving each college football player a small royalties check, in theory that could be less that the athletic department has to give that football player in their cost of living stipend.

-Luis