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The CSC reports big delays in NIL deals as associated-entity arrangements surge, straining the NIL Go review process.
Around two-thirds of NIL deals in early 2024 involve boosters or associated entities, signaling a shift to non-organic deal sources.
The CSC has approved $166.5 million in NIL deals since launching NIL Go, with $29.3 million still not cleared, highlighting clearance bottlenecks.

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The CSC reports a 65% rise in third-party deals among Power 4 schools, increasing review demand.
Officials say most deals are expected to require human review, countering hopes for auto-processing.
The participation agreement remains unsigned by several states and schools, risking CSC enforcement tools.
President Trump has signaled an executive order addressing costs in college sports.
CSC head Bryan Seeley emphasized building an enforcement-capable agency amid evolving NIL rules.
The White House summit raised questions about sustainability of current NIL payments and roster costs.
Sources indicate automatic deal processing was an assumption not borne out by current data.
The CSC aims to ensure third-party deals have a valid business purpose and are priced fairly.
Seeley noted the agency’s review delays are tied to the volume and complexity of deals.
The CSC leadership expects continued scrutiny as NIL arrangements evolve.

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Yormark urged Congress to pass the SCORE Act, calling it the best path forward for NIL rules and governance.
He pushed for a CSC participation agreement to formalize enforcement on NIL and roster management.
Yormark touted rising TV viewership and sample-funded strategy ahead of a 2030 TV rights cycle.
He asserted the Big 12 is 'the second-best basketball league in America behind the NBA'.
The commissioner highlighted high conference TV numbers, including ESPN’s Big 12 window averaging 1.7 million viewers.
Yormark warned about agents manipulating players into the transfer portal and urged clearer rules.
He called for stronger enforcement on tampering and eligibility issues in cooperation with the NCAA.
The Big 12 plans to strengthen roster and NIL governance through CSC and RevShare participation.
Yormark praised the tournament’s attendance and media coverage, with multiple top teams in Kansas City.
He stressed that the Crown tournament in Las Vegas provides a platform for student-athletes to shine.

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A group of 18 Nebraska football players has moved to arbitration against the CSC over NIL Go rejections.
The deals in question were rejected as warehousing, where NIL rights are bought for future endorsements without clear sponsors.
Husch Blackwell represents the players in the arbitration, with a timeline expected to finish within about 45 days after an arbitrator is appointed.
Playfly Sports is Nebraska’s multimedia rights partner involved in the rejected deals.
The CSC has reported many deals cleared and not cleared, with thousands of NIL agreements processed since last summer.
The case could set a precedent for future NIL disputes across college sports.
The CSC’s governance includes commissioners from power conferences and university presidents.
The arbitration may involve a hearing if no resolution is reached within the timeline.
Nebraska’s state law could influence the dispute, protecting athletes from penalties for NIL earnings.
The CSC has investigated unsubmitted NIL deals as part of its enforcement efforts.

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