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The IP Of Everything Podcast - Episode 12 - The IP Of NCAA Athletes
14 December 2021
Lewis Roca
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Student-athletes can now profit from their own name, image, and
likeness thanks to NCAA rules changes. However, what is and is not
allowed is far from clear. Join us as we discuss the myriad state
and school rule changes regarding student-athlete endorsements.
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