INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA is moving toward a temporary solution in addressing name, image and likeness compensation for student-athletes.
This comes after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against limiting education-related compensation for student-athletes.
According to the Associated Press, the board of governors met with the Division I board of directors on Thursday to discuss the next step for sorting out NIL.
A solution being considered involves the NCAA waiving its rules banning athletes from being paid for use of their name, image, and likeness while still keeping bylaws that make pay-for-play and recruiting inducements impermissible.
A final decision could be made by the D1 board of directors next Wednesday, one day before NIL laws go into effect in at least seven states.
