Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) laws have become a game-changer in high school sports, offering young athletes the opportunity to monetize their personal brands while still in school.
Dino - just a point of clarification, Texas and Florida do not allow High School NIL, and neither do some of the other states within your "blue" area. Ohio actually voted it down, so you have to be careful in regards to some of the reporting that is being done.
There is a lot of difference between a state NIL law, and a NIL regulation bylaw that has been passed AND approved by the state association / governing entity.
Additionally, I'm curious the data behind the "30% of student-athletes state they are considering relocating to another state that allows NIL"....
Here to help in any way debunk some of this information.
Dino - just a point of clarification, Texas and Florida do not allow High School NIL, and neither do some of the other states within your "blue" area. Ohio actually voted it down, so you have to be careful in regards to some of the reporting that is being done.
There is a lot of difference between a state NIL law, and a NIL regulation bylaw that has been passed AND approved by the state association / governing entity.
Additionally, I'm curious the data behind the "30% of student-athletes state they are considering relocating to another state that allows NIL"....
Here to help in any way debunk some of this information.
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