LOL.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed House Bill 417 into law on Thursday night. The amended NIL legislation is one of the most advantageous in the country. It prevents the NCAA or athletic conferences from entertaining a complaint, opening an investigation or taking any other adverse action against an institution or its employees for engaging in protected NIL activities.
Basically tells the NCAA to f*ck off as long as NIL activities don't violate state law. New York and Texas have similar laws. Why do we need the NCAA again?
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed House Bill 417 into law on Thursday night. The amended NIL legislation is one of the most advantageous in the country. It prevents the NCAA or athletic conferences from entertaining a complaint, opening an investigation or taking any other adverse action against an institution or its employees for engaging in protected NIL activities.
Basically tells the NCAA to f*ck off as long as NIL activities don't violate state law. New York and Texas have similar laws. Why do we need the NCAA again?
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signs advantageous NIL bill into law
Add Missouri to the list of states that have signed sweeping NIL reform on the local level aimed directly at bypassing oversight by the NCAA.