The NCAA has agreed to permanently drop its rule prohibiting athletes from negotiating the terms of name, image and likeness payments until after they enroll in school.
The change is one of the terms of a legal settlement announced Monday between the NCAA and a group of state attorneys general, who sued the association last year claiming that the restriction on NIL negotiations violated federal antitrust law. The settlement, which still needs to be approved by the judge overseeing the case, marks another step forward as the college sports industry prepares to embrace a more professional business model in the months ahead.
You all know that was not happening
before high school or transfer athletes stepped foot on campus or they actually 'enrolled'!
Hope everyone is having a great day, not being blown away (by the wind), and are not being burned up by a wildfire!
The change is one of the terms of a legal settlement announced Monday between the NCAA and a group of state attorneys general, who sued the association last year claiming that the restriction on NIL negotiations violated federal antitrust law. The settlement, which still needs to be approved by the judge overseeing the case, marks another step forward as the college sports industry prepares to embrace a more professional business model in the months ahead.
You all know that was not happening
before high school or transfer athletes stepped foot on campus or they actually 'enrolled'!Hope everyone is having a great day, not being blown away (by the wind), and are not being burned up by a wildfire!
