Early NIL Lawmaking Has Put Florida Behind Other States

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Though collegiate athletes can now make or raise money off their name, image and likeness through endorsements, camps and social media posts, Florida schools face tight restrictions on what they can do to help.

That’s because the law that governor Ron DeSantis signed 20 months ago — making Florida the first to establish an effective date of July 1, 2021, for NIL deals — prohibits schools, athletic departments or booster organizations from causing money “to be directed to” players or recruits.

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