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High School NIL: State-by-state regulations for name, image and likeness rights

High School NIL: State-by-state regulations for name, image and likeness rights

by Braly Keller | Sep 16, 2024 | NIL

*Updated 9/16/2024 On July 1, the athlete marketing world grew by nearly 500,000 student-athletes across college athletics. This led to two immediate questions:  How can I get paid?   And when can I start?  The first continues to be answered each day, with...
NIL Incoming: Comparing State Laws and Proposed Legislation

NIL Incoming: Comparing State Laws and Proposed Legislation

by Braly Keller | May 25, 2023 | News

*Updated 5/25/2023* From the California State Capitol in Sacramento to Florida’s in Tallahassee, no two state offices have garnered more attention on the topic of collegiate student-athletes’ name, image, and likeness (NIL). In the fall of 2019, California...
March Madness: Capturing (and Capitalizing) on a Moment

March Madness: Capturing (and Capitalizing) on a Moment

by Braly Keller | Mar 27, 2022 | Endorsements & Sponsorships, NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Sports Marketing

No single sporting event has garnered more attention for athlete empowerment than the NCAA’s annual basketball tournaments. For the first time this year, both men’s and women’s tournaments are being played under a shared name and a new set of rules – including NIL...
What Does NIL Mean for Athletic Trainers?

What Does NIL Mean for Athletic Trainers?

by Braly Keller | Mar 25, 2022 | Analysis, NIL for Athletes, NIL for Coaches & Administrators

(No, this article was not written to tell ATs that they can sign endorsements.)  (But we also aren’t here to stop an AT from using their NIL. Just sayin’.)  Maybe you’re curious why Athletic Trainers (ATs) would need to know about Name, Image...
NIL for Division II and Division III Institutions

NIL for Division II and Division III Institutions

by Braly Keller | Aug 18, 2021 | NIL for Athletes, NIL for Sponsors

While much of the national conversation surrounding student-athlete name, image and likeness (NIL) has centered around big deals at the NCAA Division I level, everything certainly applies to the Division II and Division III models as well. And not only...
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