[dabigv13]

This I think is a good development. There needs to be more regulation around this process and the SCOTUS ruling expressly allowed for it, so good job NCAA.

https://www.si.com/college/2023/01/30/nc...stigations

The NCAA and enforcement staff will no longer be hamstrung by uncooperative witnesses when it comes to potential name, image and likeness (NIL) violations, thanks to a new bylaw that went into effect Jan. 1.

Investigators can now use circumstantial evidence (like a tip or news story) instead of on-record sourcing to presume a school violated NCAA rules. Schools can disprove the allegation or else be potentially charged. The move strengthens the enforcement staff’s ability to charge schools and allows more leeway for investigators.

[dabigv13]

This I think is a good development. There needs to be more regulation around this process and the SCOTUS ruling expressly allowed for it, so good job NCAA.

https://www.si.com/college/2023/01/30/nc...stigations

The NCAA and enforcement staff will no longer be hamstrung by uncooperative witnesses when it comes to potential name, image and likeness (NIL) violations, thanks to a new bylaw that went into effect Jan. 1.

Investigators can now use circumstantial evidence (like a tip or news story) instead of on-record sourcing to presume a school violated NCAA rules. Schools can disprove the allegation or else be potentially charged. The move strengthens the enforcement staff’s ability to charge schools and allows more leeway for investigators.