re: Jordy Culotta said a sports agent was kicked out of a Baton Rouge high school 2 weeks ago

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Thanks man, I know we will all get this straight eventually, but talk to 1 person get his answer, next guy, totally different explanation. But again Thanks you are 1 st lawyer to verify

Since you are hear, any truth to Texas Schools kinda behind 8 ball from some existing laws on their books. Totally understand if your not familiar, again getting different answers, but don’t think any by actual lawyer?
If there has been , my apologies I didn’t see it

I’m not overly familiar with it, but will get you a general answer.

ETA all below:
Texas passed its own NIL statutes that are significantly more restrictive than NCAA NIL rules. These differences are:
1) tx athletes have transparency requirement meaning they must disclose to their school any proposed contract related to NIL
2) athletes barred from signing deal which conflicts with schools (principles and values); calls for compensation while athletes engaged in official team activities; and draws in intellectual property owned by school (logos or trademarks)
3) there are certain NIL deals that are expressly outlawed (alcohol or tobacco, anabolic steroids, sports betting, sexually oriented, etc.)
4) any portrayal or label that constitutes pay for play is outlawed.

ETA (2):
Texas allows the institutions to adapt its own nil laws which can be more restrictive but not conflicting. So schools like Baylor, sponsored by Nike, could ban an athlete from promoting another athletic brand.

Definitely appreciate the response, thanks against . To Mr Chesterton on top of Paige, Yes I SUCK. My bad didn’t see your post, my apologies, wasn’t trying to demean what you wrote, just missed it.

IMG lol