Name,
Image,
Likeness

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What is Name, Image, Likeness?

The idea of paying college athletes for, well, being college athletes has been an idea in dispute for years. Many think that paying college athletes will shorten the funds of college athletic programs, create an unnecessary amount of 'reward' for playing for a certain college, and do not think it is fair. The allowance of college athlete sponsorship becomes dire.

NIL, otherwise known as name, image, likeness, allows businesses to approach NCAA athletes and ask to use their name, image, and likeness to endorse their products. Students are allowed to be compensated, as long as they make their schools aware of the deal.

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Leighton Banjoff interview

We sat down with Leighton Banjoff and asked him about NIL and his thoughts on it.

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Athlete Deals in the Area

Austin Allen, Football

Runza

Lexi Sun, Volleyball

Borsheims

Cam Chick, Baseball

Muchachos

JoJo Domann

Edgewater Insurance

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Brady's Take on Name, Image, Likeness

Brady's Take I personally didn't know much about NIL prior to doing this project, but now after researching this topic I have come to an...

Quinn's Take on Name, Image, Likeness

Name, Image and Likeness seems like a great thing for student-athletes to make a little money on the side. Some athletes could be making...

Erica's Take on Name, Image, Likeness

Before working on this project, I didn't know much about the new NCAA rules on Name, Image and Likeness. Honestly, the extent of my...

Carson's Take on Name, Image, Likeness

Before I began this I didn't know too much about NIL, but this has shown me all the possibilities and the positives that it has. This...

Emily's Take on Name, Image, Likeness

I believe that every student athletes is entitled to their own name, and I firmly believe that they should be able to benefit from their...

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