Miami women’s basketball is the first to incur NIL-related sanctions, and the decision includes language targeting boosters.
What The NCAA’s First NIL-Related Sanctions Tell Us About The Future
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University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker joins the podcast to discuss the role of the Board of Regents relative to athletics issues and opportunities.
Division I Board Issues New Clarifications on NIL Rules
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New clarifications on the NCAA’s NIL rules provide some do’s and don’ts for institutions going forward.
The Future of NIL and Compensating Athletes with NCAA President Mark Emmert
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Mark Emmert discusses the future of NIL, including his idea for athletes to be paid brand ambassadors for the university.
SEC Quietly Adds Exit Fee to Conference Bylaws
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New withdrawal provisions were adopted January 2021
NCAA’s Draft Constitution Embraces NIL, Passes Rulemaking to Conferences and Institutions
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One of the nine principles detailed in the new draft constitution from the NCAA focuses on name, image and likeness, stating that student athletes cannot…
