2024 college football offseason thread

I think that contracts are the way to go. But I don't know if the NCAA's refusal to consider athletes employees makes it harder to enter into a contract. .

 

Not employees, contractors. They'll probably be making deal with either a team collective or a much wider collective of players.

 

EA is paying schools for being in its game according to AP poll finishes over the last decade.

How much did your school get to appear in EA College Football '25? | cllct

And thus are the Kennesaw State Owls, still three months away from what may prove to be their only season in the top division, judged to be as valuable as the five-time national champion Nebraska Cornhuskers.

 

Has there been any litigation over Title IX and NIL deals?

 

Tier 1 - $99,875.16
Tier 2 - $59,925.09
Tier 3 - $39,950.06
Tier 4 - $9,987.52

 

Not yet, but you know it's coming.

 

Tulane out-tiering a number of Pee-5 brand names.

ROLL WAVE

 

Here’s the kind of chain reaction story @Batman would love, starting with the retirement of Nick Saban and ending with the new special teams coach at a South Georgia high school.

https://www.al.com/alabamafootball/...by-nick-sabans-retirement-chain-reaction.html

 

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