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The University of Georgia is suing former football player Damon Wilson for nearly $400,000 over a NIL contract. Wilson, who transferred to Missouri, received $30,000 but allegedly owes the remaining balance due to a clause in the contract. This case highlights growing tensions in college athletics regarding NIL deals and their enforcement.

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Georgia Athletic Association seeks $400,000 from former Georgia football player Damon Wilson due to his early transfer to Missouri, breaching a $500,000 NIL deal with the Classic City Collective. Wilson, now a top sacker for Missouri, has 30 days to respond to the legal action.

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Georgia University sues former football player Damon Wilson for nearly $400,000 after he transferred to Missouri, claiming he breached a NIL contract with Classic City Collective. The contract included a clause requiring a lump sum payment if he left the team. Georgias athletic department gained rights to these damages on July 1st. Legal experts suggest Georgia must prove these damages reflect reasonable financial harm, not just punishment. This case could set a precedent for enforceability of damage clauses in NIL contracts.

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