Darren Rovell breaks down the pros and cons to TMZ Sports ...
The law -- known as"The Fair Pay to Play Act" -- doesn't take effect until January 1, 2023 ... but Rovell is already breaking down the pros and cons.Rovell says the law could be the"great equalizer" in college sports, allowing small schools to compete with the traditional powerhouses ... if they have wealthy boosters willing to plop down the cash to bring in top talent.
"Troy has a great booster," Rovell says ... suggesting ONE motivated billionaire could bankroll tons of paid endorsements for players and give themIn other words, players could choose a school like Troy over Alabama or Ohio State if they're getting paid better.Rovell says schools will find ways to cheat -- and could concoct"sham endorsements" where players will get paid 15 times their market value as a way to beat the system.
As for the NCAA, the organization has spoken publicly AGAINST the new law saying it will significantly damage college sports as we know it.
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