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…Just so people understand the history of this, it's not like there was something federally making it illegal. It was that the NCAA said that you can't do this and be a part of one of our programs, which are all the biggest programs. With Congress passing regulations, it's basically superseding and saying, look, you can't prohibit these people from doing this thing. Exactly. We've been pushing that legislation for a few years now. Ultimately, what happened is the NCAA lost a court case at the Supreme Court last year that's about a year ago today. Since then, they just said we'll make name, image, and likeness legal, but we won't enforce it. We'll stay completely out of it, essentially. That's the set off, but to me, it looks like the Wild West. Now what you're seeing are these things called collectives. What a collective is, it's a group of boosters that don't have an official affiliation with the university. They are raising "marketing dollars" to go buy players on behalf of the team. Yeah. This is insane. This is crazy.…

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