As the new year kicked off, the D1 Council of the NCAA was scheduled to vote on the new pending regulations around Name Image and Likeness (NIL), as well as the Transfer Portal rule changes on Monday, Jan. 11, 2021. These votes were postponed, indefinitely, following guidance from NCAA President Mark Emmert regarding a letter he received from the U.S. Department of Justice about potential antitrust violations. From an antitrust perspective, the US Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments in NCAA v. Alston later this spring. In this episode Luke focuses on some of the pending changes coming to college sports.
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The First Week of NIL and the World is Still Rotating
Two tips for student-athletes to prepare for name, image and likeness agreements
Breaking Down the NCAA v. Alston SCOTUS Decision
The NIL Countdown Continues
Thoughts on Breaking into the Business of Sports
Professional Athletes and Mental Health: Understanding Naomi Osaka
The Race to NIL: Ohio’s Proposed Name, Image and Likeness Legislation
Understanding the Intersection of NFTs and Sports
The “2020” Olympic Games in a Global Pandemic
The Crazy World of Name Image & Likeness
There’s Levels to This: A Conversation with an eSports Doctor and Branding Exec
Becoming an Athlete CEO
State NIL Legislation and the Interesting Differences
The Season is Over: Time to Manage The Transition
Achievements of Women in Sports
The New Era of Athlete Empowerment
So What Exactly Is Anomaly Sports Group?
Understanding Marketing Contracts and Endorsement Deals
Removing the Stigma: The Importance of Mental Health
So What Exactly Is a Non-Agent Sports Lawyer?
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