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Big Ten sets caps for schools setting up third-party NIL deals, players' attorneys issue warning

Headline from WHO 13 Des Moines

ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) — The Big Ten approved a first-of-its-kind rule Wednesday limiting its schools to arranging no more than $27.5 million in third-party name, image, likeness deals for players — a number that matches the amount that would be added to the existing revenue-sharing cap if the Protect …

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  1. Philadelphia Inquirer

    Big Ten leaders approve a rule limiting schools' involvement in setting up third-party NIL deals (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)

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    The Big Ten is limiting its schools’ involvement in arranging third-party NIL agreements in anticipation of passage of a bill in Congress that would regulate college sports

  2. WHO 13 Des Moines

    Big Ten sets caps for schools setting up third-party NIL deals, players' attorneys issue warning (opens WHO 13 Des Moines)

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    ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) — The Big Ten approved a first-of-its-kind rule Wednesday limiting its schools to arranging no more than $27.5 million in third-party name, image, likeness deals for players — a number that matches the amount that would be added to the existing revenue-sharing cap if the Protect …

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