Despite the NCAA’s interest in having Congress pass Federal regulation of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) activities in college sports nationally, getting anything done in Washington these days is dicey. So, the Association has drafted a new policy that will be working its way through the approval process. Read details here.
NEWS BRIEF: Hedging Bet Regarding Congressional Action, NCAA Advances NIL Regulation Policy
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