Wisconsin wants to educate athletes on NIL, not oversee contracts. But some proposed deals raised questions.

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College athletes can now profit from name and image, but face an uneven landscape of rules

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (SBG) —This summer marks a historic milestone in college athletics. As of this month, student-athletes are now legally allowed to profit off their own names and images. It’s a seismic shift that’s bound to change the face of college sports, but the problem is not all...
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Old news. We knew all of that. But appearing in video games is really not an option until there is group licensing and most important a game itself
 
That's a jackpot of money! Imagine someone like Jonathan Taylor getting to Wisconsin, and having that deal.
 
TW said:
That's a jackpot of money! Imagine someone like Jonathan Taylor getting to Wisconsin, and having that deal.
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Low to mid 5 figures tops. Not a lot of students or folks spend $100 for a Jersey for UW
 
Packinatl said:
Low to mid 5 figures tops. Not a lot of students or folks spend $100 for a Jersey for UW
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That's a lot of money. Now, imagine them going to a Rose Bowl game, and the additional sales out in Pasadena, and via the internet.
 
What’s interesting about the Michigan deal it’s not affiliated with the school technically, it’s the M Den which is not like Buckys Locker Room with UW
 
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