Two N.C. Senate Bills Seek to Halt High School NIL Deals

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Separate bills introduced in North Carolina's Senate look to blunt a new policy adopted by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association earlier this month that will allow high school athletes to enter into name, image and likeness deals, effective July 1.

As reported by The Carolina Journal, SB 636 — "School Athletic Transparency" — passed the Senate across party lines with a 30-20 vote supported by Senate Republicans. If passed, the bill would grant the State Board of Education additional authority to supersede high school athletic policies involving public schools. 

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