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What will be the outcome of the NIL controversy involving Matthew Sluka by the end of 2024?
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UNLV QB Matthew Sluka Redshirting Amid $100,000 NIL Controversy
Sep 25, 2024, 03:01 PM
UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka is at the center of a controversy involving NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) agreements. Reports indicate that Sluka was verbally promised $100,000 to transfer to UNLV, but no written contract was signed. Following wins against Kansas and Houston, Sluka's family hired an agent, believing his market value had increased. Allegations have surfaced that UNLV did not fulfill its financial commitments, leading Sluka to consider transferring to another school offering more money. Sluka, who is currently redshirting, went 13-31 for 157 passing yards combined in games against Kansas and Houston. The situation highlights broader issues within college football's NIL era, where verbal agreements and unmet promises are causing friction between players and institutions. Sluka's case may set a precedent for how NIL disputes are handled in the future.
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