Another good comparison for this: The NFL asking fans, before a game, to email Congress in support of a law that gives it an antitrust exemption so it can unilaterally limit player salaries and movement. Without the players’ knowledge. It’s that bad. Tweet added by Mit Winter @WinterSportsLaw

Mit Winter

7 months

Another good comparison for this: The NFL asking fans, before a game, to email Congress in support of a law that gives it an antitrust exemption so it can unilaterally limit player salaries and movement. Without the players’ knowledge. It’s that bad.

Chris Vannini

@ChrisVannini

7 months

So this was interesting. During Big 12 pregame, the video board had an ad and a QR code that sends you to a website to send a message to your member of Congress supporting a federal NIL law. It's from the Coalition for the Future of College Athletics, the D1 lobbying org.

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Spared Tire

@JohnRin24839097

7 months

@WinterSportsLaw @38Godfrey Well-are the D1 players employees? Playing devil’s advocate here, but if the players like the NiL cash, they may want to try to unionize