FROM INSIDE HIGHER EDUCATION: The bill “would provide ‘common-sense rules of the road,’ including codifying students’ NIL rights, banning boosters and other third parties from offering inducements to students to play for a particular university, and adding disclosure requirements for NIL deals. It would also create a new independent nongovernmental organization led by 21 congressional appointees overseeing the NIL process. In addition, the legislation would prevent institutions from entering into NIL deals directly with students.” Read more here.