Critics Argue NCAA's Latest NIL Proposals Fall Short

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The NCAA released a list of suggested proposals to allow for student-athletes to make money from use of their name, image and likeness on Friday.

According to USA Today, the proposed rule changes would allow student-athletes “to promote  … athletically and nonathletically related business activities (e.g., products, services, personal appearances).” They would limit the athletes’ ability to promote things with institutional marks or logos, however. The proposed changes will be voted on by the NCAA Division I Council when the group meets for its annual convention in January. 

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