Interesting discussion taking place. It is being broadcast live at this moment from the White House. If you miss it, it may be available on You Tube.

NIL, problems with the transfer portal, and the impact NIL has on other sports is being discussed.

Not reporting, just letting everyone know it is currently available.

I checked…it is on You Tube.

FWIW - Roundtable takeaways -

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/donald-trump-college-sports-roundtable-235004792.html

Another POV from Matt (purple-faced?) Hayes -

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/trump-roundtable-shows-college-sports-005239930.html

What I gather from what I watched…

If there is any action taken, attorney’s will challenge it, and judges decisions may lead colleges to eliminate some non-revenue sports opportunities.

Nothing has changed.

3 minutes ago, Drake said:

What I gather from what I watched…

If there is any action taken, attorney’s will challenge it, and judges decisions may lead colleges to eliminate some non-revenue sports opportunities.

Nothing has changed.

Yeah, this isn't really politics, there's just not much a president or anybody else can do.

You offer non-revenue sports for non monetary reasons or you don't offer it at all.

The players of the sports that generate the revenue get paid for playing. It's demand driven are a meritocracy with the supply of that product that creates the demand. It's the legal system we have in this country applied to a corner case with high visibility.

I am not a an attorney, but I have watched every single Perry Mason episode. Once the revenue-sharing and NIL payments emerged, I wondered how would Title IX and non-revenue sports (let's be honest, they are money-losing sports) be managed since the revenue-shares used to cover those expenses in large measure.

10 minutes ago, idontrollonshobbas said:

I am not a an attorney, but I have watched every single Perry Mason episode. Once the revenue-sharing and NIL payments emerged, I wondered how would Title IX and non-revenue sports (let's be honest, they are money-losing sports) be managed since the revenue-shares used to cover those expenses in large measure.

Poor prosecutor Hamilton Berger. He went toe-to-toe with Perry in almost every episode and never won a case. Fitting for a hamburger. 🤣

10 hours ago, Jon Joseph said:

Poor prosecutor Hamilton Berger. He went toe-to-toe with Perry in almost every episode and never won a case. Fitting for a hamburger. 🤣

The Hamburgler has a better winning percentage than the Washington Generals. According to Wikipedia:

Burger did defeat Mason twice on the television series: in "The Case of the Terrified Typist" (episode 1-38), and in "The Case of the Deadly Verdict" (episode 7–4),^[6]: 12369 a much-publicized episode that begins with Mason's client being sentenced to death.^[7][8]