Unintended Consequences of NIL & Transfer Portal -- Niagara Sports

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Subject: Unintended Consequences of NIL & Transfer Portal

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Michael Bundt (Trainwreck Sports)

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Date Posted: Friday, March 29, 12:00:45am
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LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXO7Ovbaqqs

I went in-depth regarding some of the unintended consequences of NIL and the transfer portal and why it's absolutely vital that both be regulated in the near future. I also discuss why that's easier said than done with the NCAA being essentially powerless to do anything at the current moment. Let me know your thoughts!

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[> Subject: Re: Unintended Consequences of NIL & Transfer Portal
Author: Maldez [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Friday, March 29, 07:48:58am Author Host/IP: 024-059-042-147.res.spectrum.com/24.59.42.147 Excellent piece of reporting, Mike, you broke it all down very well...your idea of bifurcating DI into the "haves" and "have nots" is very possibly the way things could turn out in the not too distant future, much to my chagrin. Thanks! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]