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MS SB2313

Bill

Status

Passed

4/16/2021

Primary Sponsor

Rita Potts Parks

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Origin

Senate

2021 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Student-athletes at Mississippi postsecondary institutions may earn compensation for use of their name, image, and likeness while enrolled, though not for athletic ability or participation in sports

  • Institutions, the NCAA, and NJCAA cannot prevent athletes from earning NIL compensation or penalize schools for athletes receiving such compensation; athletes retain scholarship eligibility regardless of NIL earnings

  • Athletes must disclose NIL contracts to their institution before execution and provide 7 days written notice before hiring representation; agents must be registered under Mississippi's Uniform Athlete Agent Act

  • NIL deals cannot involve gambling, sports betting, marijuana, tobacco, alcohol, or other products inconsistent with institutional values, and cannot use school logos/marks without written permission

  • Compensation cannot be used as an inducement for enrollment, and contracts formed during college participation cannot extend beyond the athlete's time at the institution; effective July 1, 2021

Legislative Description

Mississippi Intercollegiate Athletics Compensation Rights Act; allow athletes to be compensated for name, image and likeness.

Last Action

Approved by Governor

4/16/2021

Committee Referrals

Universities and Colleges1/14/2021

Full Bill Text

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