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They are absolutely volunteers of non-profit organizations.

Posted on: October 1, 2019 at 21:55:47 CT
zounami MU
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They choose (volunteer) to compete for the non-profit organization's amateur-only teams. No one's forcing them to do that. They OPT IN for it, and they can OPT OUT at any time to go pro and sign all the endorsement deals they want. They can even attend college while doing so.

So to answer your question: The NCAA isn't prohibiting outside income. It's setting rules for *volunteer* participation in its non-profit amateur-only sporting events.





Edited by zounami at 21:58:43 on 10/01/19
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“Image Rights” & live game broadcasts - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/1 18:48:41
     NCAA is an organization you volunteer to join - samclemens MU - 10/2 05:43:04
          Federal and State law control and take precedence - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/2 10:55:45
               That's when the courts comes into play.... - zounami A - 10/2 11:30:31
               This is why the porschee is an early 80s 928.(nm) - RayKinsella1922 SEC - 10/2 11:05:25
          Correct, and non-profit organizations have a right to - zounami A - 10/2 07:47:20
               Laughable - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/2 11:00:16
                    what's laughable is your incessant need to post info that - zounami A - 10/2 11:28:17
     l can’t wait this is so great - Genco98 MU - 10/1 20:28:40
          The corruption would be rampant, but fortunately it's - zounami A - 10/1 20:55:05
     doesn't matter... the law will get struck down by the - zounami A - 10/1 20:02:51
          It won’t even get close to that point - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 20:17:00
               Wrong. The NCAA has more leverage than you think.... - zounami A - 10/1 21:09:26
                    The California law doesn't forbid amateur sports. - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 21:18:34
                         The schools are non-profit organizations.... - zounami A - 10/1 21:35:17
                              We’ll see. - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 21:43:00
                                   They are absolutely volunteers of non-profit organizations. - zounami A - 10/1 21:55:47
                                        That doesn’t answer the question. - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:03:47
                                             The SCOTUS would rule that non-profit organizations have the - zounami A - 10/1 22:25:24
                                                  Employers can set nondiscriminatory parameters, too. - zodiac6 JC - 10/2 00:14:26
                                                       First of all, athletes volunteering for non-profit teams.... - zounami A - 10/2 07:37:46
                                                  They should rid them of 501c3 status - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:28:40
                                                       I disagree, but that's a different discussion... - zounami A - 10/1 22:31:41
                                                            What is their charity? - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:33:50
                                                                 The same as every public high school... - zounami A - 10/1 22:40:54
                                                                      Do public high school - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:44:01
                                                                           college professors make more than high school teachers... - zounami A - 10/1 22:50:43
                                                                                Damn - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:55:18
                                                                      ...plus research (nm) - zounami A - 10/1 22:41:27
                                             They are intefering with a private contract - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:10:20
                                                  Lots of laws do that.(nm) - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:24:49
                                                       Yeah - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:29:32
                                                  NCAA rules aren't "contracts". What about walk-ons... - zounami A - 10/1 22:12:11
                                                       There are rules of participation - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:14:35
                                                            Correct, but those are not contracts. (nm) - zounami A - 10/1 22:25:43
                                                                 de facto they are - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:27:30
                                   It is a consensual contract - meatiger MU - 10/1 21:54:33
                                        it's a non-profit volunteer job w/ eligibility requirements - zounami A - 10/1 22:06:29
                                        You could theoretically agree to work a job for $1/hr - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:02:20
                                             those laws don't apply to volunteers of 501c3 organizations - zounami A - 10/1 22:10:39
                                                  That would be a valid point if the law required schools to - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:24:05
                                                       NCAA amateurism rules are simply eligibility requirements... - zounami A - 10/1 22:31:08
                                             I don’t get why you are so obsessed with it - Genco98 MU - 10/1 22:07:39
                                                  Weird response considering how much you also talk about it.(nm) - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:12:47
                                             Well..what they get is not even comparable(nm) - meatiger MU - 10/1 22:06:38
                                                  Legally, that doesn’t matter. - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 22:11:42
     You don't need to wonder - zodiac6 JC - 10/1 19:30:32
          Is school selling player's image rights in a tv broadcast? - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/1 21:01:48
               Keep in mind, none of the Pac-12 schools, including the - zounami A - 10/1 21:10:25
                    You're on the wrong side of history - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/1 21:33:04
                         does the scholarship contract - meatiger MU - 10/1 21:47:05
                              Not expressly, see the linked example - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 10/2 11:06:21
                         By the way, a "free market approach" doesn't involve - zounami A - 10/1 21:45:21
                         I'm on the side of non-profit organizations and their right - zounami A - 10/1 21:38:33




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