[BostonCard]

There’s no limit on “true NIL” payments, so if a local business wanted to film an advertisement featuring an athlete and pay them for it, that doesn’t count against the limit.  The only restriction is that the payment represents “fair market value” and that it is not a “pay to play” (I assume this means that it cannot be an inducement to play at a specific place before enrollment).

Here’s an Athletic link to what it means, pending final approval:

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5672150...ettlement/


BC

[BostonCard]

There’s no limit on “true NIL” payments, so if a local business wanted to film an advertisement featuring an athlete and pay them for it, that doesn’t count against the limit.  The only restriction is that the payment represents “fair market value” and that it is not a “pay to play” (I assume this means that it cannot be an inducement to play at a specific place before enrollment).

Here’s an Athletic link to what it means, pending final approval:

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5672150...ettlement/


BC