NCAA Will Let Athletes Be Paid For Name, Image or Likeness

The NCAA has implemented a new policy allowing college athletes to receive compensation for the use of their name, image, or likeness. This interim policy follows the adoption of similar laws in several states and years of advocacy by former college athletes. The NCAA, led by President Mark Emmert, plans to collaborate with Congress to establish a permanent, nationwide solution.

What new policy has the NCAA introduced regarding college athletes?

• Reducing the number of games in a season

• Increasing scholarship amounts for athletes

• Permitting athletes to receive compensation for their name, image, or likeness

• Allowing athletes to transfer schools without penalty

What prompted the NCAA to implement the new policy?

• Pressure from international sports organizations

• A decline in college sports viewership

• Adoption of similar laws by several states

• A decrease in NCAA revenue

What have former college athletes been advocating for over the years?

• Shorter sports seasons

• More rigorous academic standards

• Increased financial benefits

• More diverse sports programs

Who is the president of the NCAA mentioned in the transcript?

• David Stern

• Roger Goodell

• Mark Emmert

• John Smith

What is the NCAA's plan for the future regarding the new policy?

• To eliminate the policy after a trial period

• To work with Congress for a permanent nationwide solution

• To increase the compensation limits annually

• To apply the policy only to certain sports