It seems like a matter of when, and not if, college athletes will be able to capitalize on their Name, Image, and Likeness rights (NIL). The US Supreme Court is about to hear a case that could change the landscape of college athletics forever.
And later this year, a Florida law is set to go into effect that could give teams schools there a big advantage over the rest of the nation.
How will this all play out, and what will it mean for the future of college football, basketball, and other sports?
Dan Lust, a sports attorney and the host of the Conduct Detrimental podcast, joins host Tom Orr to answer those questions and explain the game-changing history of the NCAA in the Supreme Court.
Plus, how NIL legislation could impact the recently-announced decision to bring back the EA Sports college football game.
