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Congress has to set the parameters

If the conferences or NCAA try to set the parameters, it is a violation of anti-trust regulations. Any limits on compensation set by a group is a violation unless it is part of a Collective Bargaining Agreement, that's why the NFL, MLS, NHL, NBA, MLB and minor pro leagues are able to have compensation limits, and unless they can get all the college athletes to join the union and then have that union agree to a CBA, then they need Congress set the parameters.

In response to this post by goldendomer

Posted: 06/04/2020 at 10:17PM

Power 5 Commissioners ask Congress to act on athlete pay -- goldendomer 05/30/2020 11:02AM

Nothing to do with “substantial equity”....Everything about.... -- CrystalCoveHokie 06/11/2020 11:06AM

Congress has to set the parameters -- mrcaniac 06/04/2020 10:17PM

Good thing there are no actual important issues in Congress’ purview ** -- marcbvtgm 07/04/2020 5:08PM

Think Congress is competent enough to do it? ** -- RJHokie 06/04/2020 10:19PM

Doesn't matter -- mrcaniac 06/05/2020 12:20AM

I agree on Congress having to do it. -- RJHokie 06/05/2020 08:12AM

They will screw it up -- mrcaniac 06/05/2020 7:34PM

Any worse than the 50 state governments who will probably end up -- VTHokie2000 06/09/2020 07:56AM

SEC states would probably be pretty flexible on what they allow ** -- UpperQuad 06/12/2020 01:37AM

Maybe so, but it could still be a chaotic situation if each state -- VTHokie2000 06/12/2020 9:34PM

So funny -- Vippie1 06/02/2020 7:43PM

That’s cool. -- RJHokie 06/02/2020 7:53PM

It makes sense given that all schools recruit players both in state -- VTHokie2000 05/30/2020 2:37PM

Congress has to set the parameters

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