During this General Assembly session, Virginia enacted a law that expands the legality of university support for student-athletes’ name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) opportunities and prohibits the NCAA from acting against them. You could argue that Virginia is the most progressive state in the country in terms of NIL rights for college student-athletes. In addition Read the full article…
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