Congress considers national framework for college athlete rules

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:31 · Archive

Congress is considering legislation to establish national standards for athlete compensation, transfers and eligibility in college sports. The proposed framework would bring consistency to rules that have varied widely across states and institutions.

The move follows years of changes to name, image and likeness (NIL) regulations, which allow college athletes to profit from endorsements and other commercial deals. Lawmakers from South Carolina have signalled support for a nationally unified approach to governing these aspects of college athletics.

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After years of NIL changes, SC lawmakers back national frameworkLive5News · 2 Oct, 00:04
After years of NIL changes, SC lawmakers back national frameworkWISTV · 1 Oct, 23:46

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