Florida has joined other states — 35 of them — and approved NIL language for high school athletes.<\/p>\n
Athletes, who could not be paid a few years ago due to NCAA college rules, can now earn money for the Name Image Likeness on the prep level.<\/p>\n
Per FloridaHSfootball.com:<\/a><\/p>\n NIL:\u00a0<\/strong>FHSAA BOD has unanimously approved the NIL language which makes Florida the 36th state to adopt NIL language for high school athletics.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n This could lead to more competition for athletes’ services as well as them looking for better places to play sports on the prep level.<\/p>\n The more visibility, the better opportunity for NIL gains. That said, it also gives local businesses the opportunity to cut deals with athletes to keep them in the area …<\/p>\n The Florida High School Athletic Association has approved #NIL<\/a> for high school players.<\/p>\n There will be high school players who earn more than their coaches.<\/p>\n\n
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