BeachBumDeac
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1/10 not enough references to RTQ laundering money
That's not NIL so I won't bring it into an NIL thread. If there was a thread for pay for play we can talk Collectives there.1/10 not enough references to RTQ laundering money
I don't think this would go over super well in the local community.Ideas for how local businesses can have mutually beneficial relationships with Wake athletes:
Putters: hosting basketball players for autograph sessions before football games and football before basketball
Local bars: star players using social media to promote events
City of WS: use star players to deliver messages to residents (similar to some major cities using celebrities to film covid-related messages)
Car dealerships: use players in commercials or outfit them with dealer sponsored cars in exchange for promoting the business
All of this is legitimate, beneficial not just for the players but for the business and should be facilitated by those with the means to make it happen. Even a $2,000 deal with Tate's downtown to promote "Wake Wednesday" or whatever is something I'm sure every player would love to do.
A guy like Daivien or CBS who grew up in Winston would surely be fine I would think. Obviously a white kid from like northern Virginia on the football team probably wouldn't go over as well lolI don't think this would go over super well in the local community.
Have you sent a fax yet to the Athletic Department with these pearls of wisdom, HoyaSaxa?Ideas for how local businesses can have mutually beneficial relationships with Wake athletes:
Putters: hosting basketball players for autograph sessions before football games and football before basketball
Local bars: star players using social media to promote events
City of WS: use star players to deliver messages to residents (similar to some major cities using celebrities to film covid-related messages)
Car dealerships: use players in commercials or outfit them with dealer sponsored cars in exchange for promoting the business
All of this is legitimate, beneficial not just for the players but for the business and should be facilitated by those with the means to make it happen. Even a $2,000 deal with Tate's downtown to promote "Wake Wednesday" or whatever is something I'm sure every player would love to do.
Maybe I will give Monsanto an NIL package in exchange for printing and delivering by hand.Have you sent a fax yet to the Athletic Department with these pearls of wisdom, HoyaSaxa?
It's possible. I don't know that a city with some real problems cutting a check to a student athlete from the cloistered institution that's resourced well beyond most in the community is exactly an saavy PR move.A guy like Daivien or CBS who grew up in Winston would surely be fine I would think. Obviously a white kid from like northern Virginia on the football team probably wouldn't go over as well lol
I did no such thing.1/10 not enough references to RTQ laundering money
I did no such thing.
Anyway the Appleby thing is fun
Slow day at the office. Funny NIL deals:
- Sam Hartman signed by AARP to prove senior citizens really can do anything they set their minds to
- Caleb Love signed by the NRA because he proves more shots is always the answer
- Damari Monsanto signed by Tinder for reminding us that you must shoot to score
- Mitch Griffis signs with Pepsi because he's not Coke, but he's a fine alternative
- Donavan Green signs with Starbucks because he too makes white girls happy
Their posting style similarity hit me almost immediately, and in the ensuing months it's become almost uncanny.Guys, did RJ go all Benjamin Button on us?
Read an article somewhere online that made a valid point: with so much of NIL (in fact the majority IMO) being "pay-for-play" and not related to a player's marketability and specifically with the collectives, this could be a clear violation of Title IX. Sounds like the lawyers are already lining up to challenge the whole system; should be interesting. Will probably come down to the concept of say whether or not the 3rd string OL at Miami who gets $25K a year "is considered to have a "marketable" image simply by putting on the uniform of a recognizable brand that's part of of a multibillion dollar enterprise.
“These pay-for-play collectives are not going to pass muster under Title IX,” says nationally renowned Title IX attorney Nancy Hogshead-Makar"MSN
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I'm a harmed small school fan. I'll let them attach my name if they compensate me for my time and likeness.Who are the lawyers representing?