NCAA is 'clearly' not doing their job in regards to regulating NIL, former NFL agent says

"I always think less government is better. You shouldn't have government involved unless you need it. I don't think they should be involved. But who's going to be involved? The NCAA clearly isn't doing their job. And you can't have these colleges ruling themselves," Dogra told Fox News Digital in a recent interview.

Dogra said that head coach Jedd Fisch wasn't happy about the prospect of losing Williams to the transfer portal, but that Fisch himself was looking at other jobs.

"The head coach wasn't very happy about it, but that's the same head coach, Jedd Fisch, that wanted the job at Florida and wanted the job at Michigan. So, isn't what's good for the goose good for the gander? And so, now you bring the kid back because you threaten a lawsuit because he broke the contract. Well, do you want that player on in your locker room? Is he going to be happy playing for the University of Washington? So, you have to be really careful. You might be killing your own culture because why couldn't the kid transfer and break the contract if the coaches are? It's called a buyout," Dogra said.

Dogra then wondered whether, in a situation like that, contracts are enforced across state lines.

"Are those contracts going to be enforceable from state to state? Who's really regulating them? So, unless you have something that's uniform across the board, and I think that's where they're talking about Congress getting involved, we really don't know much until there is a test case and we haven't had a major test case," he said.