THOMPSON SCOUTING NIL

Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) refers to the right of an individual to control and profit from their own personal attributes, including their name, image, and likeness. In the context of college athletes, NIL allows them to receive compensation for endorsements, social media promotions, autographs, appearances, and other opportunities, without losing their eligibility to play in NCAA sports. This change came into effect in July 2021 when the NCAA suspended its previous rules that prohibited athletes from making

Our experts guide student-athletes through building effective Name, Image & Likeness as well as revenue share strategies. This will ensure they maximize opportunities while maintaining eligibility and focus on their academic and athletic goals.

Name: The use of an athlete’s name in promotions or endorsements

Image: Photos, videos, or any other form of visual representation

Likeness: The use of an athlete’s identity in various media, including avatars in video games or branded merchandise

Revenue Share Is Coming

The game is changing in college sports. For the first time, schools that choose to participate will be able to directly pay student-athletes a share of revenue. This marks a major shift from the traditional amateur model and gives athletes a real stake in the money they help generate.

Your Name, Your Image, Your Likeness, Your Money, Your Future.

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