Ohio high school athletes can profit from NIL deals
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One of the top high school football recruits in the nation, who plays right here in the Miami Valley, is at the center of a ...
The lawsuit initiatted by the mother of Jamier Brown, the commit, is hoping to allow NIL deals to be signed by high school ...
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OHSAA could vote within a month on NIL, after lawsuit including Ohio State football recruit is filed
The Ohio High School Athletic Association could soon vote on an emergency referendum to allow student-athletes compensation ...
The family of one of the Dayton area’s top high school football recruits is suing the Ohio High School Athletic Association because it does not allow student athletes to receive compensation for their ...
The Big Ten could be nearing a private equity deal worth north of $2 billion. As a part of the proposal, there would also be ...
This past offseason has been a busy one for the NCAA with a lot of landmark decisions and rulings. It started with the NIL ...
Student-athletes in Ohio might be close to making money off their name, image and likeness. A lawsuit was filed in Franklin ...
Ohio State coach Ryan Day is not a fan of proposed changes to the NCAA transfer portal, saying the potential move to a single transfer window in January "doesn't make any sense." ...
Ohio State football received a verbal pledge from 3-star defensive back Khmari Bing this week to add to its 2026 recruiting ...
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