League Offers HS Basketball Players $100K Salaries

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While the NCAA and government work to nail down name, image and likeness laws at the college level, a new basketball league is being formed to compensate elite high school athletes while preparing them for the pros.

According to The New York Times, the Overtime Elite league is looking to differentiate itself by offering prep players, from 16 to 18 years old, $100,000 salaries and the chance to learn skills that will make them successful professionally.

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