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The NCAA and power conferences across college athletics have filed a response to the House settlement’s complaints over NIL deals. They say the College Sports Commission is violating the deal by rejecting NIL deals. On3’s Pete Nakos obtained access to documents showing as such.
Bryan Seeley, who works for the CSC, had his declaration included. He spoke about there being third-party “NIL pools” to help schools pay student-athletes. You can check out the full thing from Seeley down below.
“Institutions have made arrangements with affiliated third parties to divert money into ‘NIL pools,’ wherein the 3rd party re-allocates corporate sponsorship dollars, which otherwise would be paid to schools, to specified student-athletes thru manufactured NIL deals-all,” Seeley said.
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The NCAA and power conferences also got their say on the matter. When it comes to an NIL deal not getting cleared, they discussed what happens when the student-athlete disagrees with the decision.
“If CSC does not clear a deal and a student-athlete believes CSC got it wrong, the remedy provided in the Settlement Agreement is arbitration—not dashed-off and devoid of-fact motions from Class Counsel seeking categorical relief,” they said.
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