Saban praises Trump’s order at college

Former head coach Nick Saban gave Kudos President Donald Trump for Signing Executive Order This has set new restrictions on paying athletes at a college on Thursday.

The order prohibits athletes from receiving payments from third parties. However the order imposes no restrictions on Nil payments For college athletes according to other sources.

“I think President Trump’s executive order takes a huge step in providing an educational model, and this is what we always sought to promote to create opportunities for players, men and women “Fox and Friends” Friday.

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President Donald Trump shakes his hand by the legendary football coach of Alabama Nick Saban, before speaking a special address to the graduates of Alabama University in Koulman’s Colosseum. The graduate occurs over the weekend. (Harry Kosby Jr.-Tusalos News)

“I think we need to make a decision here as to whether we want to have a model based on education, which, in my opinion, the president has taken a huge step towards it, or we want the universities to sponsor professional teams? And I think most people would choose the former.”

The order states that “any revenue distribution authorized between universities and collegial athletes must be realized in such a way that protects women’s and non -permissible sports.”

“The order requires conservation and, where possible, expanding opportunities for scholarships and collegial sports competition in women’s and non -permissible sports.”

No accurate recommendations on how these sports will be taken into account in the original ad. However, Saban seemed sure that the college sport was safe.

President Donald Trump poses with the head coach on the tide of Alabama Nick Saban and members of the ceremony of the raspberry tide, honoring the football champion at the raspberry tide on the southern lawn on the white house on April 10, 2018. (GEOFF BURKE-USA Today Sports)

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“I think the clearing house is to check the authenticity of the name, image and similarity. In other words, your marketing value is compared to what you pay to make a marketing opportunity? If you cross this line, that’s when it will pay for the game,” he said. “So, you have teams that raise money paid to players, and they really don’t make relative marketing work to make this money, and that’s where the whole thing got the side.

“I keep all the sports that we have as much as we can have, but there are financial problems as to how many sports you can promote that do not create profits,” Saban added. “I think one of the things that people need to understand about sports in college.

Film – President Donald Trump Gestures, as head coach of Alabama Raspin Nick Saban (L) smiles at the ceremony, honoring the football champion at the raspberry college on the South Law on the White House on April 10, 2018. (GEOFF BURKE-USA Today Sports)

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Saban and Trump met as early as May To discuss the current state of college athletes and NIL transactions. Saban retired in 2024, largely thanks to the new culture.

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