Recent developments affecting student athlete compensation
Episode description
This episode features recent developments in student athlete compensation, including (i) high school basketball players deciding to skip college and go directly to the NBA's G League, (ii) a new social media platform (TSU) that may help college athletes generate greater revenue, (iii) a report from the Knight Commission discussing recommendations for allowing college athletes to receive compensation for their Name Image & Likeness (NIL) and (iv) the current status of college athlete compensation in the state of Florida. This episode also includes a brief discussion about the legalization of sports betting in Florida.
Show Notes:
1. High school basketball players going pro
2. How much is a 5-star recruit worth to a college football program?
3. Tiki Barber promotes new social media platform TSU
https://popculture.com/sports/news/tiki-barber-college-athletes-paid-tsu-social-media-platform/
4. TSU
5. Knight Commission links:
5a. Introductory Video by Elizabeth Beisel and David Robinson
5b. Principles
5c. Examples
6. College Athlete Compensation Bill Passes in Florida
https://floridapolitics.com/archives/323384-legislature-passes-college-athlete-pay-bill
7. Status of Legalization of Sports Betting in Florida