you can't make a NIL for the purposes of recruiting a kid
but, lol, you can make a legally binding document for a NIL agreement, that if the kid doesn't come, they don't get the money
the absurdity of wink wink recruitment
I don't think LB needs 'a donor'
ultimately to compete, LB is gonna need to facilitate a 'mirror' organization that (like a foundation) that, wink, wink, is not associated with the University, but can make NIL contracts (ok, not $8 million, reduce a number of zeros)
it won't be about throwing out $100k contracts, but certainly can compete in basketball with bounce-backs and get players to stay if they can get $10k or $20k (for a really good player, 4* quality) and build their 'brand' in addition to their schollie, in sports like basketball & volleyball, maybe a couple other niche athletes.
yep, a big if, liek the early Tark years, some money that was under the table can now be legit, like a star player shows up to a car dealership every other week for an 'appearance' lol
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I was holding my breath for that to happen and I just died.
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So, as anticipated, the NIL becomes a way for donors to pay recruits to sign. Now, what we need at LB is a deep pocketed donor to start offering top recruits NIL deals (assuming the sign at LB). Previous Message
https://brobible.com/sports/article/nico-iamaleava-tennessee-8million-nil-commit/
crazy, what is interesting is that it alludes to 'trust' ....lol, trust in college sports an oxymoron
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