The Original Fade
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If the Kentucky LLC has a separate charter from the University, how are they going to play NCAA sanctioned sports?
Here's an afternoon musing:
Although Congress pretty much limited the use of Master Limited Partnerships to the energy and real estate sectors back in the late 80s, what do y'all think about a hypothetical setup where current university athletic departments are spun off as MLPs or MLP-like instruments (instead of LLC as Kentucky has done)? Essentially, people could buy units and then be provided with tax-advantaged return-of-capital until their cost basis is met. If it's all about money these days for the athletes, as fans we may as well go after it whole-hog and get something back out of it beyond recurring appeals for handouts from ADs and NIL collectives.
That doesn't seem to answer my question.![]()
Kentucky changes its athletic department to an LLC, hoping to become more nimble in finding revenue
Kentucky is believed to be the first university to convert its athletic department to a limited-liability holding company.apnews.com
That'sYou’re the professor, why don’t you do some research and get back to us
That's. I post facts from the extensive research I've done. I ask questions that I don't know the answers to. That's one of the free eason's this forum exists.
...since you are apparently allergic to that particular fact. . I recommend that you slather your keyboard in Benadryl cream.
Your inability to discern doesn't excuse thatAnother non-answer/deflection coupled with some sass...that's all you have when you're not copy/pasting the same output over and over (and over).
Your inability to discern doesn't excuse thatreply..it doesn't excuse your appalling ignorance of the different types of research, either.
As far as the same output, that's all it takes to refuse a lot of the silly things done people post that are blatantly illegal under federal law. It's embarrassing that any UT fan sound do that.
It's not tough at all to debunkYou're apparently appalled by a great many things, based on this and previous posts...it must be tough to go through life in such a manically melodramatic state. Keep on "refusing", and don't go changin', unc.
It's not tough at all to debunklike what you post. It's easy. I'm not as soft as you are.
Doesn't this make them a for profit organization having formed a legal business entity with a new Charter for the LLC? Wouldn't this make everyone in the athletic department employees of the LLC and not the University? Wouldn't this make the athletes pure subcontractors hired by the LLC to perform work for the LLC?The only thing I can think is their is a loop hole or they will be a LLC that elects to be taxed as a c Corp which is public. Weird as F though.
Arkansas was first and now Kentucky. I do believe everyone will be watching this very closely. I also believe under the table payments will be cranked up again too.So it’s official. How many schools to follow? Whats the short term and long term impact? Thoughts?
Here's what I think: They are not interested in paying you. They've had you paying them with absolutely nothing in return for 10,000 years. They don't want investors. They want free money, and they're actually getting it by the trainload.Here's an afternoon musing:
Although Congress pretty much limited the use of Master Limited Partnerships to the energy and real estate sectors back in the late 80s, what do y'all think about a hypothetical setup where current university athletic departments are spun off as MLPs or MLP-like instruments (instead of LLC as Kentucky has done)? Essentially, people could buy units and then be provided with tax-advantaged return-of-capital until their cost basis is met. If it's all about money these days for the athletes, as fans we may as well go after it whole-hog and get something back out of it beyond recurring appeals for handouts from ADs and NIL collectives.