UConn NIL Procedures Distance School From Athletes' Deals

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As the NCAA’s name, image and likeness era continues, University of Connecticut athletes will be prohibited from signing deals with companies that are in competition with school sponsors.

UConn released its student-athlete name, image and likeness procedures on Tuesday, starting with, “Student-athletes enrolled at the University may use their name, image, and likeness (NIL) to earn compensation through an endorsement contract or employment in an activity that is unrelated to any intercollegiate athletic program and obtain the legal or professional representation of an attorney or sports agent through a written agreement, provided such student-athlete complies with the University Policy of Student Athlete’s Name, Image, and Likeness (the ‘NIL Policy’), these procedures, and applicable law. No prospective student-athlete may receive compensation as an inducement to enroll or attend the University.”

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