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New Virginia law will directly pay student-athletes | The Hill
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3:57Now PlayingVirginia is clearing the way to possibly pay college athletes and avoid what some call the “madness” of NIL. Instead of collecting money through “Name, Image and Likeness” collectives, athletes at Virginia schools would be paid directly by the schools. The money would come from marketing deals, and the students would not be categorized as employees. “What the Football” podcast co-host Suzy Shuster reminds us that only a small handful of student-athletes are making big NIL money. Most get by on small stipends attached to scholarships.
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