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Oklahoma may adopt NIL in high schools for student-athletes

Oklahoma may be allowing NIL at the high school level. Per a press release from the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association, the board of directors said that in understanding that NIL is slowly working its way into the high school level. The OSSAA has focused its attention toward an NIL strategy for its member schools…

August 16, 20220Comments BySteven McAvoy

Maine becomes latest state to pass name, image and likeness law

After nearly three months of waiting, college athletes in Maine will now be able to receive NIL sponsorships. An act was passed by the Maine State Legislature on May 9 of this year which would allow student-athletes to sign contracts for brand partnerships and sponsorships along with the ability to be paid for autograph signings.…

August 9, 20220Comments ByDalton Rice

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Mississippi continues in battle to keep high schools from receiving NIL deals

Mississippi has joined a small, yet impactful list of Southeastern states that will not change their current name, image and likeness regulations, per Ricky Neaves, executive director of the Mississippi High School Activities Association. “We are not approving it at any level. We feel like high school students are amateur athletes. We do not want…

August 8, 20220Comments ByDalton Rice

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Booster Athletes launches subscription-based application for student-athlete profits

Just last month, Booster Athlete was released to the Google Play and Apple App Store as a solution for student-athletes to not need to rely on brand deals, allowing players to promote themselves and encourage fans to monetarily support them. Booster Athletes was founded in the fall of 2021 with the intention to create a platform where all 450,000…

August 5, 20220Comments ByDalton Rice

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