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Here’s the latest article I’ve come across about Congress addressing the NIL issue. What I found most interesting, although not surprising in the least, is the question raised about whether or not the NCAA is the appropriate body to enforce any such Congressional action. And to a lessor degree, the NCAA seeking antitrust protection, as I am suspect of a Power Five breakaway from the NCAA as that group has already showed a willingness to do when the entered into the CFP Agreement.


https://www.si.com/college/2020/07/07/n ... ion-senate

Mountainman wrote:Here’s the latest article I’ve come across about Congress addressing the NIL issue. What I found most interesting, although not surprising in the least, is the question raised about whether or not the NCAA is the appropriate body to enforce any such Congressional action. And to a lessor degree, the NCAA seeking antitrust protection, as I am suspect of a Power Five breakaway from the NCAA as that group has already showed a willingness to do when the entered into the CFP Agreement.

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I believe this conversation emphasizes that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oWEFXRCdEo

I suspect much of this has less to do with the coronavirus, and more to condition the viewers to ready themselves for Conference only scheduling, and an expanded playoff [likely to 8 teams].

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