Fissures Forming in NCAA's NIL Crackdown Attempt

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A week into the NCAA's supposed crackdown on name, image and likeness policy, cracks are already appearing in the association's initiative.

"It wasn't much of anything except a restatement of expectations," said attorney Jason Montgomery of last week's headline-grabbing attempt by the NCAA to retain some authority in the NIL space, as reported by CBS Sports. "The first tenet of the NCAA's interim [NIL] policy is you have to follow your state's law. That would suggest, if a state gives the ability to do that, the NCAA doesn't have any ability to enforce any restrictions."

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