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NIL rules For High School Athletes In All 50 States (plus D.C.)
When the NCAA adopted language that allowed college athletes to earn money—or benefit, as it was termed—from their name, image and likeness (NIL), it created a new chapter in amateur athletics, one that was as groundbreaking as it was, at times, confusing.
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Re: NIL rules For High School Athletes In All 50 States (plus D.C.)
Can receieve NIL but cant stay at the coach's house?
Seems that would have made more news....
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Re: NIL rules For High School Athletes In All 50 States (plus D.C.)
The LHSAA once said that if a hs student tries out for teen jeopardy they lose their eligibility
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Re: NIL rules For High School Athletes In All 50 States (plus D.C.)
Inverse is OK. Use NIL to buy the coach's house then let Coach stay with player.Originally Posted by R1Letterman
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