Missouri Law Lets Preps Cash In — If They Sign to In-State College

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Missouri high school athletes will soon be able to cash in on endorsement deals once they sign a letter of intent to an in-state college.

As reported by The Kansas City Star, the sweeping new amendment to the state’s name, image and likeness law was signed by Republican governor Mike Parson last week and goes into effect Aug. 28. It will be one of the least-restrictive laws in the country governing how college athletes can score NIL endorsements, building on an ongoing arms race over athletics recruiting.

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