Big Ten institutes $49 million NIL cap in anticipation of Protect College Sports Act
Headline from Casper Star-Tribune
The Big Ten instituted league-wide rules limiting league members in their involvement in name, image and likeness deals "in preparation for the anticipated passage of the Protect College Sports Act."
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The Big Ten instituted league-wide rules limiting league members in their involvement in name, image and likeness deals "in preparation for the anticipated passage of the Protect College Sports Act."
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