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Big Ten Adopts New Rules Limiting Schools' NIL Deal Involvement
- Big Ten leaders approved a rule limiting schools' involvement in setting up third-party NIL deals.
- Each school's investment in athlete NIL deals is capped at $49 million.
- The new rules mirror the framework of the Protect College Sports Act awaiting a House vote.
- The Big Ten Conference acted independently, not waiting on Congress.
- The new rules were approved following a meeting of conference presidents and chancellors.
Articles (6)
Yahoo Sports·
Big Ten leaders approve a rule limiting schools' involvement in setting up third-party NIL deals
Associated Press·
Big Ten leaders approve a rule limiting schools' involvement in setting up third-party NIL deals
CBS Sports·
Big Ten sets cap for NIL spending, mirroring Protect College Sports Act framework
The Athletic·
Big Ten won’t wait on Congress, adopts Protect College Sports Act pay rules
Yahoo Sports·
Big Ten institutes $49 million NIL cap in anticipation of Protect College Sports Act
Yahoo Sports·
Big Ten adopts new conference rules to raising financial cap, aligning with Protect College Sports Act