Georgia NIL Law Allows for Pooling, Sharing of Money

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Georgia became the latest state to allow collegiate athletes to profit from use of their name, image or likeness when governor Brian Kemp signed House Bill 617 into law.

However, the new law differs from others in that it gives schools the option to require that up to 74.99 percent of athletes' earnings be pooled in an escrow account for redistribution among other athletes. Moreover, money could not be withdrawn from the account until a year after the athlete graduates or leaves school.

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