The college sports industry is worth billions of dollars, yet student-athletes have only been able to receive payments for their names, images and likenesses (NIL) since a 2021 Supreme Court ruling.
Student-athletes stand to gain more financially than ever before: In some cases, they’ll see higher earnings than they might at any other point in their careers. However, a few all-too-common mistakes could set them back to square one, an issue that professional athletes have grappled with for years.
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It’s a reality that Michael Haddix Jr., founder of Scout, a financial management company for athletes and school administrators, knows
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