If Bryce Underwood thought SEC defenses were tough, wait till he meets his new opponent. The NCAA rulebook. The Division I Board of Directors just hit college football with an emergency bombshell, changing how NIL deals are reported, tracked, and punished. The move, announced this week, tightens the leash on NIL transparency like never before. From now on, every Division I athlete has five business days to report any NIL contract worth $600 or more to NIL Go , the NCAA’s new clearinghouse. If players fail to abide by the rule, it could sideline a multimillion-dollar athlete.

Attorney Mitt Winter broke the story wide open on X on October 29, posting official screenshots of the NCAA’s emergency order. “ The NCAA has adopted emergency legislation specifying DI athletes can

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