Ohio High School Athletes Can Now Earn Money from NIL Deals
Ohio is now the 45th state to allow high school athletes to earn money from NIL deals, sparking a major debate over the commercialization of youth sports.
#High School Sports#NIL#Ohio
#OHSAA
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