Nico and Madden Iamaleava transfers raise issue of whether NIL collectives will recoup payments
- Arkansas freshman quarterback Madden Iamaleava initiated a transfer this week.
- He left the program shortly after signing a reported $500,000 NIL deal with Arkansas Edge.
- Contracts with Arkansas Edge typically mandate players reimburse half their remaining value upon leaving.
- Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek supports the collective's effort to enforce rights when athletes violate agreements.
- His departure highlights questions regarding enforcing buyout clauses in NIL contracts.
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