OHSAA NIL vote ushers in new era for high schools. What does it mean?

Central Ohio athletes, coaches and athletic directors had a variety of reactions after OHSAA member schools approved the ...
al.com

What will the new NIL rules actually mean for Alabama?

We’re entering a new era of college football where colleges will now be able to pay players directly. And we’re looking at new scrutiny for so-called pay-to-play NIL deals. Michael Casagrande joins us ...

Is NIL working in other states? What Ohio can learn from high school athletes making money elsewhere

After years of watching states across the country pass their own name, image and likeness (NIL) rules, the Ohio High School ...
Yardbarker

What NCAA's new rule proposals mean for NIL, revenue sharing

The landscape of college sports is rapidly changing, and a massive legal settlement expected to be finalized this summer could solidify those changes. To pave the way, the NCAA is poised to eliminate ...
Casper Star-Tribune

Analysis: What does NCAA's forward movement with NIL rules mean for Wyoming?

So what does it all mean for the University of Wyoming and its student-athletes? First of all, it wouldn’t cost the school any money. Any compensation would have to come from third parties, meaning UW ...
Columbus Dispatch

Student project: Should high school athletes be able to sign endorsement deals in Ohio?

If you’ve had the chance to attend a high school sporting event, you likely have been met by athletes working hard with the shared goal of victory in their sport. What you cannot see in Ohio is them ...
Reuters

Litigating Student-Athlete Name, Image, and Likeness Cases

Caleb focuses his practice in several areas of law, including insurance, labor and employment, commercial litigation, personal injury, and sports and entertainment. He specializes in name, image, and ...