Arbitrator upholds ruling denying NIL deals of 18 Nebraska football players
In a much-anticipated ruling in college athletics, an arbitrator upheld a College Sports Commission decision denying the NIL deals of 18 Nebraska football players worth millions of dollars.The case was the first major test of an NIL enforcement process that the Power 4 conferences established following last summer’s House vs. NCAA settlement. It involved PlayFly Sports, a multimedia rights company that has partnerships with Nebraska and dozens of other athletic departments. The CSC, which reviews all major third-party NIL deals, denied the Nebraska players’ deals because it considers PlayFly an “associated entity” of the school, much like an NIL collective.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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