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I've harped on it now, multiyear NIL deals is the only way to ease this. Similar to how coaches have buyout fees. It won't solve it, but will lessen the blow and increase the NIL amount coming back into the program.
In international soccer, the contracts are controlled by agents from day 1. Teams often maintain interest in the actual player as well, so if he gets sold to a larger club, they get the fee then, and if he gets sold off again, they get a fee then. 
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When a player transfers from one school to another and gets NIL$$, some % of that should go back to to school they transferred from as a development payment or fee or something. And it doesn't have to come out of the player's pocket, it could be a % on top of that.
Yeah the big boys will bristle at that but isn't it how these things generally work in the real world? Previous Message
Every team in the Big West will have a completely different team next year. I know we were shocked by losing so many players but if you look what happened at Irvine and San Diego we might not be so different. They both lost everyone that contributed last year. Mid major conferences like the Big West are now basically community colleges with the amount of players moving every year. I really don’t see a solution to this. Money talks
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