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Tile IX & "The Employee Model"- Question for the Experts
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RE: Tile IX & "The Employee Model"- Question for the Experts
(05-23-2024 11:53 AM)chester Wrote:  Probably a dumb question but I've read that the NCAA says the coming expense of direct NIL payments should be included with fundraising, marketing and promotion, not athletic aid. Might that be in expectation of the acceptance of a market-based approach to direct NIL by the T9 powers who be, or is that simply a matter of where it should go in the ledger? :D

There's a lot still to be worked out. Many things about NIL remain to be nailed down, along with everything about Title IX's role in the picture. We'll see what happens.

We can count on more coach retirements soon, though, I bet. 03-wink
05-23-2024 04:48 PM
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