Utah Legislators Mull Bill That Would Add Perks for NIL Donors

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Legislators in Utah have proposed a new bill that would incentivize donors for giving money to NIL collectives. 

According to The Salt Lake Tribune, Rep. Jordan D. Teuscher (R-Salt Lake) has proposed a new bill which outlines what would and would not be allowed by student-athletes and universities in regard to NIL. The bill also gives donors a path to receiving perks for helping collectives get better and more lucrative deals for student-athletes. 

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