Boosters tightening NIL rules could reshape college sports
Boosters are stepping into a growing NIL market as schools seek to limit pay-for-play. The NCAA guidance treats collectives as boosters, barring contact with recruits before enrollment, while Florida and other states weigh laws to let universities and coaches engage more in compensation. Experts describe collectives as loosely regulated “money laundering machines” that move funds to athletes with limited value in return.
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