NIL Collectives Are Bypassing the Clearinghouse — What It Means for Athletes
The NIL era was intended to allow college athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness, but within a few years, the system has faced issues. Collectives, frustrated with delays, are bypassing the NCAA’s NIL Go clearinghouse, which could significantly impact athletes' futures.
NIL Revenue Sharing — The $20 Million Shift
Summary: This blog examines the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation following the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights and the House v. NCAA settlement, which now allows schools to share millions in revenue with athletes. While payments are largely concentrated in high-profile sports, the shift creates significant financial, transparency, and legal challenges for athletic departments, especially regarding revenue generation, equity, and compliance with Title IX.
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