Should College Athletes Make Money From Name, Image And Likeness Deals?

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The NCAA enacted an interim name, image and likeness policy almost a year ago, which allows athletes - many of whom have big social media followings - to make deals with local car dealerships, and in some instances, with major retail and media brands.
Several states have written their own individual laws to regulate compensation in name, image and likeness, commonly known as NIL. Some states, though, have stayed on the proverbial sidelines. Meanwhile, the NCAA has asked Congress for federal legislation that lays out a framework that encompasses compensation for all college athletics.
Watch the video above to find out more about how college athletes have been using NIL deals to earn tens of thousands of dollars, the growing pushback against these policies, and what’s next for college athletes now that they can turn their fame into dollar signs.
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Should College Athletes Make Money From Name, Image And Likeness Deals?

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@NYCGemini2000 2 года назад

College athletes were making money way before this but under the table. James Wiseman from Memphis received money under the table and was later caught and had to pay back towards a charity. Zion Williamson was also given money under the table but was never caught. The system is corrupted. College athletes should be compensated plain and system

@mosijahi3096 Год назад

Did you see money being exchanged between Zion? How do you know. You said he didn’t get caught, so did you give him money or witness someone else giving him money. Lastly how much was he receiving?

@kifley19 2 года назад

If top coaches are making millions, then players should be making millions too.

@JogBird 2 года назад

do americans realise that their type of college sports is unique in the world... in every other place, education is the primary function of school

@fab7689 2 года назад

It's hyped because its slavery. Where white people make money off black athletes and don't pay them.

@DaddyFatSzack 2 года назад

Not In 'MERICA....pew, pew pew!!!

@MoAli-wm4of 2 года назад

Yeah we do pretty much everything bigger and better (depending on ur viewpoints) than many other places in the world. Many of the large state universities here have Football programs that generate FAR more money per yr than a whole bunch of European pro soccer/football clubs, for example. College/University football has a huge subculture here and is a beloved pastime and long running, very successful business ... so yeah $€£¥ ... pew pew pew for anyone who has issues w it lol

@chawkichalladia1812 2 года назад

because in most countries colleges are subsidized and geared towards making education optimal, however in the US it's all about money not education. colleges in the US would sell cocaine if they could get away with it lol

@dailyjerk Год назад

Yes and all those top professors are leaving broke universities to cash in on the schools football program 🏦🏦🏦

@rothn2 2 года назад

How is this even a debate? Athletics at that level is a form of labor-- these people should at the very least be making minimum wage for their effort!

@user-sg8kq7ii3y 2 года назад

I have NO PROBLEM paying college athletes in the same way they pay college students who have campus jobs and/or how they pay college graduate research assistants and teaching assistants. But if they get paid, then they should also be fired for not performing well. If a college research assistant or teaching assistant performs poorly in their academics, or if they perform poorly in their jobs as teaching assistants or research assistants, they will be fired. So the same standards should be applied to college athletes. Your grades drop below a B average? Fired. You throw too many interceptions as a quarterback? Fired. You miss too many shots as a basketball player? Fired. Your strikeout too many times as a baseball player? Fired. You're good with that?

@zcorpalpha2462 Год назад

Rutgers University spent 450,000 on food 🥘 😂, sports team

@juanmachado1844 Год назад

We should thank Ed O Bannon

@Dustinwhy8 2 года назад

EA sports…you’re on the clock! Give us our game back!!!

@buggyyuji851 2 года назад

💯

@jayrukks8039 Год назад

🔥🔥🔥

@gonadgamer 2 года назад

It’s gonna be interesting to see if in the long run this has any affects on team balance. Being from Alabama I could totally see people being willing to pay for a fund to guarantee Bama and Auburn gain the best players.

@zcorpalpha2462 Год назад

440,099 for food

@SquizzMe 2 года назад

The stuff the world assigns so much value to is kinda sad.

@Dakidpepe 2 года назад

They need a free agency & a cap but honestly the NFL should just start a minor league.

@FeScully 2 года назад

I wonder why they didn’t talk about gymnasts here. Many great gymnasts don’t compete on NCAA because of those restrictions. Gymnasts at college age are almost at the end of their athletic career they should have been allowed to profit from the hard work of a lifetime.

@auro1986 2 года назад

how? advertising for sports brands and cnbc

@oroebuck 2 года назад

So, gambling on college games is legal and now paying college athletes is legal. And, noone sees a problem with that??? It is now significantly easier to corrupt the games, without penalty. Ever see Blue Chips? Happy could've paid Tony for his NIL to shave points. How about paying a scrub $100k for autographs to spike the star's food or drink to affect his performance in a bowl or NCAA tournament game so that the payor wins at 30-1 odds on the underdog. The Happys of college athletics are happier than a muhhhh now.

@mattalley4330 4 месяца назад

I don’t agree with it but at the same time I don’t deny there is some sense in compensating college athletes. Let’s stop calling them amateur athletes though if they no longer are

@funkmastergeneral 2 года назад

Let the market decide. Lift the rules.

@mannedi8665 2 года назад

This rule would really avoid student athletes to get caught up with loan sharks and most especially gangs. In addition, they can still stay in school & finish their education, work up on their game better and be mature. Instead of hastening and hustling their way to the pros at an early age.

@yourowneconomy 2 года назад

And some engagement over here

@alparslankorkmaz2964 2 года назад

Nice video.

@nicolenew1708 2 года назад

INCREDIBLE SINCERELY YOUR'S CHARLETNEWTON

@TomNook. 2 года назад

You've posted this video already

@QuietStormX 2 года назад

Nice for NIL but they may have to pay taxes on funds $$$$$$$ . Also there should be some protection for them from sharks. A place to save the Funds till needed or after school. Bank the funds get interest too. Have to be rules and outlines for students to learn. ;-D

@edwardhousemaniii2732 Год назад

$500 a month for every student, than with the rest of the money 💰 lower the cost of tuition, No big college Slush funds, this would solve a lot of issue's, what do I know, I didn't go to college, just suggesting

@DancingOnTheRooftop 2 года назад

awesome story

@paisan8766 2 года назад

The only thing that ever should has been banned is being paid a salary or a bonus directly from the university for playing the sport… but athletes should always been able to get NIL money from any and all other sources. Period. Blocking that, punitively, was a sick joke

@elicooper4031 2 года назад

NCAA was (still is?) an owner of indentured servitude.

@rageinbull 2 года назад

To be clear the big rich schools have always wanted to pay players. This is a huge advantage for the big schools. Sks to be you little programs. Lol

@vijaysr87 2 года назад

@bauttiet.h.u.g.5900 2 года назад

Are women/female athletes getting paid as much as the male athletes?👀

@michaelcampbell5849 2 года назад

Are NIL DEALS ONLY FOR DIVISION ONE PLAYER'S?

@highpointsights 2 года назад

CNBC grasping for relavance????????????????????????????

@coachking5208 2 года назад

Thank you Kwame Brown Mommas Cooking got them globalist on meltdown 🙌🏿🙌🏿👊🏿👊🏿

@JayArtistic 2 года назад

Sounds a lot like Slavery 🤔🤔🤔🤔

@Sam-es8rk 2 года назад

How? They get scholarships, room, and board, and all other school related expenses covered. These are adults that entered into an agreement to trade their time as athletes for an education. I don’t think any slaves ever had those options.

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