The NCAA moves into a crucial 10-day period in regards to name, image and likeness, and it appears the biggest conferences in collegiate athletics are divided on the matter. Jim Phillips of the ACC, Greg (…)
There is still a lot that needs to transpire before student-athletes in South Carolina can receive compensation for their name, image and likeness. But the Palmetto State took a huge step in the process on (…)
While South Carolina ceremonially signed its NIL law to begin on July 1, 2022 on Monday, another state signed its bill to begin on July 1 of this year. According to Hook’em.com, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday (…)
Monday was a monumental movement for college athletics in the state of South Carolina, as Gov. Henry McMaster ceremonially signed the name, image and likeness bill into law at the WestZone at Memorial Stadium (…)
Monday was a big day at the WestZone of Memorial Stadium in Clemson, as South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster, ceremoniously signed the state’s Name, Image and Likeness bill into law. “We needed to do (…)
Name, image and likeness conversation ramped up again this week as the Senate held a hearing on Wednesday about pushing a national standard for compensation of college athletes through legislation. Like any new (…)
The U.S. Senate appears to being doing little to help universities and college coaches when it comes to name, image and likeness. After a Senate hearing on Wednesday on the subject, it seems Congress is in no (…)
A Florida senator says the NCAA is about to have a mess on its hands when legislation for Name, Image and Likeness begins later this summer for some states. Last week, NCAA President Mark Emmert called on the (…)
The NCAA continues to show its indifference toward the rapidly evolving name, image and likeness saga in college athletics. Last week, NCAA President Mark Emmert called on the NCAA Council to enact (…)
USA Today’s Steve Berkowitz reported on Saturday afternoon that NCAA President Mark Emmert will meet with United States Senators and Congressmen next week about name, image and likeness legislation. This (…)
