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Enforced how exactly? Through collections agencies after the fact? I don’t mean to be offensive, but most of the kids centering things around NIL aren’t overly concerned with their credit rating. And you’ve already got an entire segment of society complaining about having to pay back loans. This would be a breach of contract situation and nearly impossible to collect on. So you’d have to keep the funds until the commitment was fulfilled which goes against much of the argument that these kids are broke during college and need money. I like the idea of connecting the two things, I just don’t know how practical it would be to implement.
People are forgetting the fact that the NIL is for them doing advertising or appearance work, podcasts, even probably some charitable events. So they undoubtedly did whatever was required in the contract or else they wouldn't have been paid.
NIL does not get paid for playing football games and certainly not for playing the entire 4 years of a football game with a certain team.
Moreover, theoretically, if I agree to do nil for Applebee's because I'm a famous football player, it doesn't really matter which team I'm playing for I'm still a famous football player with the ability to produce advertising views.