Right, this "ban" makes no sense to me. people get lost in the illogical frenzy of "virtue" signaling, until they lose all common sense.
School "A" has great booster club and community support. School "A" needs a qb to make a serious run at states. School "B" has a really good qb down the road. Local business that supports school "A",offers $500 every time an ad ran on local website or cable station that features that qb from "B" if he ends up at "A" in the advertisement. I think very well off booster supported schools would have a huge advantage.
when and how often has that happened? how much is that kid even gonna make off of that ad.. not much at all.
School "A" has great booster club and community support. School "A" needs a qb to make a serious run at states. School "B" has a really good qb down the road. Local business that supports school "A",offers $500 every time an ad ran on local website or cable station that features that qb from "B" if he ends up at "A" in the advertisement. I think very well off booster supported schools would have a huge advantage
Hasn't happened legally because it hasn't been approved yet, but I guarantee that it will happen. I'll use an example to my local area that alot always bashes in KM that I could see happening. A booster that donates probably 6 figures a year would have know problem having several transfers featured on a local commercial or advertisement online and making those payments if that became legal. Same would be done for other local schools that have good boosters/business support. All tax write-offs for them on money they would have donated anyway.
Yeah people get paid for commercials but how many times have you seen local kids/athletes in those commercials. That's were the change would be, it would be the qbs, wr, corners, linemen doing those commercials, not the drama club students. Like someone said above, some schools are already ahead of the curve and ready and it will show sooner verses later when it eventually passes and becomes legal.
what difference would it make, most pro's athletes are not actors either, furthermore it's a local commercial on cable for Johnny's Fish Shack, not a big deal tbh.
I agree, anyone can do it. I do think their us a difference in say an athlete working at a restaurant 20 hours a week and a athlete taking a photo advertising for a company and they are paid that same amount a week for it being on the company website. I don't have an issue with NIL at all for high school. I was just stating how it will be done and how it will influence kids from one school to the next. Schools in my area have great support, they would definitely be ahead of the curve.
My point exactly.... you're talking about a handful of athletes across all sports and millions of athletes. High School Sports are barely surviving as a whole.
Nothing will make sense in this thread Mule.
Just like the college football game is coming back, I'm pretty sure that they'll make one for high school football and basketball. The high school game is getting bigger and bigger.
I hope so too! I would love to see it, and see how they would put it together. I think it will be fun.
Based on your intelligence I've observed, I would like to think you could provide us with your proposed assumption.
Really have no idea. Could be taken as a positive or a negative, so instead of assuming, I asked. Why you taking shots at my intelligence or lack thereof apparently. I can’t help it I read from right to left, it was Just a question.
