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Utah does not have a law regarding college athletes use of name, image and likeness. The Utah Legislature will consider a bill on NIL. Universities do not favor he current draft of the legislation.
Media disdain for model citizen Tim Tebow is so ridiculous that on Monday Carron J. Phillips, of The Shadow League blog, compares him to law-breaking actress Felicity Huffman. She got 14 days in jail, a $30,000 fine and community service for conspiracy to fix her daughter's SAT scores. Tebow, who angered the Left by going on ESPN Friday to say he opposes pay for college athletes, is "convicted" with Huffman, by Phillips, for the high crime of "white privilege."
Now that wealthy fans can officially funnel big bucks to NCAA players, college sports will never be the same. But what does that mean for BC?
How money, social media and mental health intersect in a new landscape of college sports.
From the same people that brought you the Name, Image and Likeness era of college sports comes the bigger, bolder sequel: Direct Pay for Play.