In a significant upset for college football, UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka has announced his departure from the undefeated team due to unresolved NIL payment issues, including a claimed $100,000 that was never paid. This controversial exit has raised questions about the current state of player compensation and the effectiveness of the NIL system. NCAA President Charlie Baker has called for Congressional action to address what he describes as 'dysfunction' in NIL policies. Sluka's situation highlights growing tensions within the college landscape, where disparities in funding and promises made to players are increasingly coming to light. As more players weigh their options and consider leaving amid similar disputes, experts warn this could signify a troubling trend for college sports. UNLV officials confirm they rejected a casino mogul's offer to fulfill the payment demands, indicating larger systemic issues at play. The ongoing saga around Sluka and NIL may force the NCAA and schools to rethink how they handle player contracts and compensation moving forward.