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Memphis commit Mikey Williams loses NIL deal following arrest

Mikey Williams was well on his way to entering his first season of college basketball as one of the highest earners the name, image and likeness era has ever seen. However, after an April arrest that included five charges of assault with a deadly weapon, the former high school phenom has watched his NIL stock…

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Top Arkansas basketball sophomore reportedly offered $1 million NIL deal

Arkansas doesn’t have legislation allowing high school athletes to profit off NIL, meaning the state’s No. 1 high school sophomore basketball recruit Terrion Burgess would have to move if he wanted to cash in on any offers. Burgess’ current estimated NIL value sits at around $300,000. RELATED: Kentucky commit DJ Wagner signs NIL deal with…

May 24, 20231Comment ByMichelle Newblom

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Bella Rasmussen is first female football player to partner with Leaf Trading Cards

Just a couple of months ago, Bella Rasmussen became the first female football player to land an NIL deal. Fast forward to Wednesday, Rasmussen from Laguna Beach High School in California became the first female football player to be featured on a Leaf Trading Card. “Leaf is excited to knock down another barrier as we…

May 18, 20230Comments ByDan Canova

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New York’s latest NIL bill would circumvent NCAA oversight

New York introduced a bill last week that continues the recent trend of state legislatures trying to make it easier for schools to engage in the NIL landscape. A section of the bill would appear to protect state schools from NCAA punishment for NIL violations. RELATED: New Missouri house bill could disallow NCAA from investigating,…

May 17, 20230Comments ByMichelle Newblom

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New Missouri house bill could disallow NCAA from investigating, punishing schools for NIL activity

A new house bill in the state of Missouri is making additional changes to the state’s name, image and likeness (NIL) policy that may have immense ramifications in the immediate future. Last Wednesday, House Bill 417 was passed, awaiting final approval from Gov. Mike Parson (R). If approved, the legislation will allow coaches and school…

May 15, 20230Comments BySteven McAvoy

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North Carolina, Virginia become latest states to allow high school athletes to profit off NIL

On Wednesday, both North Carolina and Virginia finalized legislation allowing high school athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness. This makes them the 27th and 28th states, plus Washington D.C., to adopt NIL legislation for high school athletes. RELATED: New Arkansas bill to allow high school athletes to monetize their NIL “As we…

May 4, 20230Comments ByMichelle Newblom

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South Carolina commit Nyckoles Harbor agrees to NIL deal with Hugo Boss

It’s no secret that incoming South Carolina freshman Nyckoles Harbor is a tantalizing prospect and someone who was made to make his presence felt in the NIL space. Well, Harbor just teamed up with the German-based fashion label Hugo Boss on a new NIL deal. He announced the new partnership on his Instagram account last…

May 3, 20230Comments ByDan Stack

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Bronny James makes appearance in ‘Fast X’ commercial

Bronny James is a smart young man. James is raking in money like nobody’s business as an 18-year-old who is still uncommitted to where he will be playing college basketball. From this year alone, James earned the most NIL money of any athlete from the 2022-23 calendar year with a total of $7.2 million. RELATED:…

April 18, 20230Comments ByNikash Nath

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Oklahoma state NIL bill calling for various revisions to policy receives overwhelming approval

A Oklahoma senate bill introduced in late January 2023 was passed earlier this week, marking an important change in the hopes of both keeping the state more competitive in recruitment, as well as further support for the state’s student-athletes. Senate Bill 840, proposed by State Senate majority leader Greg McCortney, included revisions to the state's…

April 7, 20230Comments BySteven McAvoy

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North Carolina commit Ian Jackson partners with Extra Butter, promotes Air Jordan ‘Skyline’ as part of deal

Five-star recruit Ian Jackson, one of four North Carolina commits from the 2024 class, is already cashing in on name, image and likeness opportunities without even stepping foot on campus. Jackson struck a NIL deal with New York City shoe store Extra Butter and he will help promote the new colorway of the Air Jordan…

April 4, 20230Comments ByDan Canova

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