Here's why it's highly unlikely Badgers, other NCAA athletes will cash in quickly on Supreme Court's ruling

[FlaPack]

Though would agents not want a cut of any deal?

Sure it’s a fee market

 

[GBP4EVER]

Sure it’s a fee market

So then would that not make them a paid agent and the player no longer considered a amatuer then?

 

[FlaPack]

So you think "advisor" thing were they will get in good with these kids to get them to sign once they declare for the draft?

No it’s too much work for no or little money. And these power agents are not going to bother with state certification

 

[GBP4EVER]

No it’s too much work for no or little money. And these power agents are not going to bother with state certification

Then if these agents work to help get a deal done players should lose their amatuer status choice should be get your own deal or not be able to play anymore if you use a agent

 

[FlaPack]

So then would that not make them a paid agent and the player no longer considered a amatuer then?

Amateur Sure ok

 

[GBP4EVER]

Amateur Sure ok

So though you think NCAA would gut their rules on amateur status?

 

[FlaPack]

Then if these agents work to help get a deal done players should lose their amatuer status choice should be get your own deal or not be able to play anymore if you use a agent

And if the kid cuts the deal what’s the difference. Either way he (player) gets compensated

 

[FlaPack]

So though you think NCAA would gut their rules on amateur status?

Basically that’s what SCOTUS said

 

[GBP4EVER]

Basically that’s what SCOTUS said

So were woudl you say that players stop being an amatuer and being a paid pro

 

[GBP4EVER]

And if the kid cuts the deal what’s the difference. Either way he (player) gets compensated

Just wondering were you say a kid getting paid should now be consiered a paid pro player and lose his status.