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Five key points on how NIL affects Ohio high school sports

It took three years for Ohio to join the growing list of states across the country that are permitting high school student-athletes to earn money through Name, Image and Likeness. In 2022, member schools voted it down by a resounding margin.

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High school NIL: Which states have permitted Name, Image and Likeness

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Ohio lawmaker plans to introduce bill restricting NIL deals for student-athletes

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Ohio high-school athletes can now sign NIL deals: Capitol Letter

NIL ban annulled: Ohio high-school athletes can now profit from their “name, image and likeness,” after the move passed an emergency referendum held by the Ohio High School Athletic Association on Mon...

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Ohio high school athletes can officially sign NIL deals after OHSAA vote

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Ohio high school athletes cleared to profit from name, image, likeness

OHSAA NIL vote passes, meaning high schoolers can make deals

Member schools approved an emergency referendum that came after a lawsuit from a top player from the Dayton area.

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NIL Money Is On The Table—But Most Black Athletes Can’t Reach It. One Educator Is Changing That.

From media training to personal branding, Andrea Brown is redefining what support looks like for athletes who’ve been shut out of the NIL conversation.

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Big 12, Players Era sign $50M hoops deal with NIL payouts

Big 12 announced Monday that it will get eight automatic bids to the Players Era Festival, in coming years, which will give every participant a guaranteed $1 million NIL payout.

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Alabama QB Ty Simpson Announces NIL Update Before Auburn Game

Ty Simpson’s latest NIL announcement arrives as the Alabama Crimson Tide gets ready for its rivalry matchup with the Auburn Tigers.

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UConn women’s basketball star Sarah Strong signs NIL deal with Jordan Brand

UConn’s Sarah Strong signed an NIL deal with Jordan Brand, joining a group of men’s basketball stars on Monday.

Kiyan Anthony, Boozer Twins, Sarah Strong Drop Epic Photo for Jordan Brand NIL Roster

On Monday, it was announced that Syracuse freshman Kiyan Anthony, Duke freshmen Cameron and Cayden Boozer, and UConn sophomore Sarah Strong signed NIL deals with Jordan Brand: