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LSU Says CSC NIL Inquiry Is Resolved With No Discipline

The case served as an early test of the new CSC system that monitors NIL deals through the NIL Go clearinghouse.

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Sep 3, 2016; Green Bay, WI, USA; The LSU Tigers logo in the end zone prior to the game against the Wisconsin Badgers at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images.

Overview

  • LSU said the College Sports Commission inquiry into potential non-reporting of NIL deals has been closed with no disciplinary action and that any required transactions have been submitted to NIL Go.
  • The CSC previously confirmed it had contacted several schools about possible unreported NIL agreements, with LSU among those acknowledging communication and cooperation.
  • LSU confirmed at least one Tigers athlete was included in the inquiry, and a person with direct knowledge told the Associated Press the matter was not department-wide and did not involve football.
  • Student-athletes must report third-party NIL payments over $600 through NIL Go under the roughly $2.8 billion settlement that created the CSC as an enforcement entity separate from the NCAA.
  • Reporter Ross Dellenger noted that multiple programs received similar letters in recent weeks with many cases already resolved, aligning with LSU’s earlier expectation of a quick outcome.