High School NIL Proposal Voted Down in Wisconsin
Apr 27, 2024•10 min•Ep. 223
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Episode description
High school athletes in Wisconsin will not be paid to play their sport, at least not yet. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association, the group that manages high school sports in the state, on Wednesday voted down a name, image and likeness proposal. Brent Jacobson, the WIAA’s legal counsel, said NIL is coming to high school sports and suggested allowing for some payments now could head off either a state law or a wave of lawsuits.
Full story: https://www.thecentersquare.com/wisconsin/article_07c02980-026e-11ef-9854-6f51b38f32d4.html
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