Can I put a bounty on a wrestler?

[Dark Energy]

For example, a hypothetical — say I don’t want Starocci to win #5.

Can I commit to pay $20k to any wrestler that legally beats Starocci in a championship bracket match at NCAAs?  Maybe I crowd source the $20k.

And the wrestler can knowingly and publicly take the money?

Or does it have to be something a bit masked?  Like announcing that if a wrestler accomplish’s this, I will give a $20k NIL deal to that wrestler.

 

 

 

[Jason Bryant]

 

[MadMardigain]

  On 6/12/2024 at 7:52 PM, Jason Bryant said:

 

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[WrestlingRash]

I will hold the money for you in an escrow account. Let me know if you want my BTC address. 

[Dark Energy]

Come on, I’m serious!!  

supposed could change it … and say any D1 college basketball player who first scores 60 points in a game next season will get $10k.  Or come up with some other achievement.  Is that fair cash to the player?  No rules broken?

[Idaho]

Interesting idea….. “The 20k Starocci Challenge by M2”

[Idaho]

Sounds like a pro wrestling story…. 
 

 

[Mr. PeanutButter]

Can that technically be considered pay-to-play? 

[ionel]

  On 6/13/2024 at 2:00 AM, Mr. PeanutButter said:

Can that technically be considered pay-to-play? 

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Nothing wrong with that correct?

[MadMardigain]

  On 6/13/2024 at 1:58 AM, Idaho said:

Sounds like a pro wrestling story…. 
 

 

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Race is a legend. But as far as paying off someone Million Dollar Man is where it’s at. 

[Fletcher]

$10,000 to the first man who brings me Aaron Brooks' Bible!

[Interviewed_at_Weehawken]

  On 6/13/2024 at 2:02 AM, ionel said:

Nothing wrong with that correct?

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I think it is ok now, or certainly not penalized.

[HarryConnickJr]

  On 6/13/2024 at 2:53 AM, Fletcher said:

$10,000 to the first man who brings me Aaron Brooks' Bible!

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The 10k’d be nice, but imagine the righteousness imparted by merely touching it

[Interviewed_at_Weehawken]

  On 6/13/2024 at 12:05 PM, HarryConnickJr said:

The 10k’d be nice, but imagine the righteousness imparted by merely touching it

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And the underhook ability.  Nothing like learning from a club coach.

[alex1fly]

No idea but hunch is that it’s legal for you to offer but less legal for someone to accept it. Also with no binding contract you wouldn’t actually have to pay anybody. 

[Rassling]

  On 6/13/2024 at 2:53 AM, Fletcher said:

$10,000 to the first man who brings me Aaron Brooks' Bible!

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And you think that’s funny? Aaron is the man and I bet he would donate his own bible for your 10K only to distribute it to those who need it more than him. The hard working wrestling community needs more support, much more support from those with the connections. You obviously are connected to no one of importance. Pinned much in school? 

[CHROMEBIRD]

Don't remember the details, but there's a Miami Football booster who caught a 20yr sentence in part for paying bounties on other team's players

[Fletcher]

  On 6/13/2024 at 4:17 PM, Rassling said:

And you think that’s funny? Aaron is the man and I bet he would donate his own bible for your 10K only to distribute it to those who need it more than him. The hard working wrestling community needs more support, much more support from those with the connections. You obviously are connected to no one of importance. Pinned much in school? 

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I think it's funny you fell for his fake modesty routine ("I didn't win, Jesus did it for me!").

[Wrestleknownothing]

  On 6/12/2024 at 7:49 PM, Dark Energy said:

For example, a hypothetical — say I don’t want Starocci to win #5.

Can I commit to pay $20k to any wrestler that legally beats Starocci in a championship bracket match at NCAAs?  Maybe I crowd source the $20k.

And the wrestler can knowingly and publicly take the money?

Or does it have to be something a bit masked?  Like announcing that if a wrestler accomplish’s this, I will give a $20k NIL deal to that wrestler.

 

 

 

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Current NIL rules forbid performance incentives. But since everything the NCAA touches in court turns up a loser, maybe you do it anyway, then when the NCAA tries to enforce the rule you sue.

[ionel]

  On 6/13/2024 at 6:01 PM, Wrestleknownothing said:

Current NIL rules forbid performance incentives. But since everything the NCAA touches in court turns up a loser, maybe you do it anyway, then when the NCAA tries to enforce the rule you sue.

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The NCAA hasn't been enforcing any rules related to wrestling programs for the last 15+ years.  Why would we expect a change now?  

[nhs67]

OP legit makes it look like he wants to pay someone to take someone out at the knees with that thread title.

It should be something more along the lines of "Can I pay someone incentives for achieving specific results?"

[Dark Energy]

Sure, but that wouldn’t be as humorous.  
 

Thanks all.  

[MPhillips]

  On 6/13/2024 at 6:38 PM, nhs67 said:

take someone out at the knees

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[PortaJohn]

  On 6/12/2024 at 7:49 PM, Dark Energy said:

For example, a hypothetical — say I don’t want Starocci to win #5.

Can I commit to pay $20k to any wrestler that legally beats Starocci in a championship bracket match at NCAAs?  Maybe I crowd source the $20k.

And the wrestler can knowingly and publicly take the money?

Or does it have to be something a bit masked?  Like announcing that if a wrestler accomplish’s this, I will give a $20k NIL deal to that wrestler.

 

 

 

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[TNwrestling]

  On 6/13/2024 at 4:17 PM, Rassling said:

And you think that’s funny? Aaron is the man and I bet he would donate his own bible for your 10K only to distribute it to those who need it more than him. The hard working wrestling community needs more support, much more support from those with the connections. You obviously are connected to no one of importance. Pinned much in school? 

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