NIL glossary
What is the NCAA's role in NIL?
The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) governs college sports in Divisions I, II and III; it has allowed NIL activity since July 1, 2021, and since the House settlement the College Sports Commission enforces the Division I rules on revenue sharing, third-party NIL and roster limits.
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In detail
The NCAA still enforces its other rules, such as academic eligibility and sports betting. All three divisions adopted the interim NIL policy on June 30, 2021. NIL Go reporting is a Division I rule.
Frequently asked questions
Does the NCAA enforce NIL rules?
For Division I, the College Sports Commission enforces the settlement-era NIL rules; the NCAA enforces its other bylaws.
Sources
- NCAA adopts interim name, image and likeness policy (June 30, 2021) — NCAA
- Frequently Asked Questions — College Sports Commission
This is general information, not legal advice. NIL rules differ by state, school, association and sport, and they change often. Check the official sources linked on this page and talk with your school's compliance office, your state association or a licensed attorney before you sign anything.