Recrootin’!

[azgreg]

They don’t have contracts or collective bargaining. This is what it is.

They kinda have a contract. it's an Athletic Financial Aid Agreement that locks the kid and the school into a deal for a year.

 

[TJ]

They don’t have contracts or collective bargaining. This is what it is.

At some point, the system will need to install a series of checks and balances like the aforementioned. multi-year contracts, buyouts, caps, fines and other regulations are needed

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

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The old transfer rules were fine. Sit out a year and they can burn a redshirt if available. No problem with the finances if it.

That’s an antitrust violation. This isn’t 1990 anymore. Not since obannon lawsuit.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

They kinda have a contract. it's an Athletic Financial Aid Agreement that locks the kid and the school into a deal for a year.

Here’s the key element. If you want to negotiate something for longer, do so. It will come at a premium.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

At some point, the system will need to install a series of checks and balances like the aforementioned. multi-year contracts, buyouts, caps, fines and other regulations are needed

The primary issue is there isn’t a union to negotiate with. So if the colleges try to implement a unilateral set of rules the kids can claim antitrust.

 

[azgreg]

Here’s the key element. If you want to negotiate something for longer, do so. It will come at a premium.

It's always been my understanding that even in the old days scholarships were a year to year deal. They were renewed on a yearly basis.