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WorksheetsNIL (Name, Image, Likeness)
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 15mins
Approximately how much money was high school basketball player Boogie Fland making when he was 16 years old?
$1,000,000
$5,000
$100,000
Who benefits from the rule change introduced by the Fair Pay to Play Act?
College athletes
University administrators
Sports equipment manufacturers
Television networks
A federal antitrust lawsuit brought by former UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon in 2009 challenged the NCAA and its member schools’ right to use
athletes’ names without compensation
athletes’ likenesses without compensation
athletes’ images without compensation
All are true
In regards to "Sponsorships"....what does "NIL" stand for?
(a) (b) (c)
What is a key element of successful marketing strategies in sports and entertainment?
High prices
Targeted advertising
Limited availability
Generalized messaging
When did the NCAA's Board of Directors adopt an interim rule allowing NIL to be monetized?
May 1, 2021
July 1, 2021
June 1, 2020
August 1, 2022
Which state has allowed high school athletes to profit from NIL since 2004?
Florida
Ohio
Texas
California
What is one way high school athletes can monetize their NIL?
Receiving scholarships
Signing autographs
Playing in professional leagues
Participating in school events
Which company signed its first high school NIL deal with soccer players Alyssa and Gisele Thompson?
Nike
Adidas
Under Armour
Reebok
What is the On3 NIL Valuation used for?
To set the standard market NIL value for athletes
To evaluate college admissions
To determine the best high school athletes
To track the number of NIL deals completed
What is one of the primary categories used by On3 to form the NIL Valuation?
Social media following and engagement
Academic performance
Coaching staff recommendations
Parental income
How many student athletes are mentioned as being able to monetize their name, image, and likeness each year?
100,000
250,000
500,000
1,000,000
What is the estimated amount brands are on track to pay student athletes in the first 12 months since the Supreme Court ruling?
$100 million
$250 million
$579 million
$1 billion
What legal issue did the Supreme Court ruling address regarding the NCAA's policies?
Violation of labor laws
Violation of antitrust laws
Violation of educational rights
Violation of privacy laws
What is the potential market size mentioned for college athletes monetizing their name, image, and likeness?
A multi-million dollar market
A multi-billion dollar market
A multi-trillion dollar market
A multi-thousand dollar market
Which team is not in the Big Ten Conference?
Syracuse
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan
Gonzaga is a member of what Conference?
Pac-12
West Coast
Summit League
SEC
Which colleges have a bird mascot figure?
Iowa
Temple
Miami (FL)
Oregon
Kansas
What was the record-setting event for Nebraska volleyball in August 2023?
A match against DePaul
A match against Wisconsin
A match against Iowa
A match against Omaha
How many fans attended the Nebraska volleyball match in August 2023?
86,068
92,003
46,613
55,646
What is an NIL collective?
A team of coaches managing athlete contracts
A committee that regulates NIL policies
A group of athletes forming a union
An organization that funds athletes through NIL deals
What is the NCAA's stance on NIL collectives?
They are banned from all NIL activities
They are fully endorsed and can recruit athletes
They are allowed to pay athletes without restrictions
They are considered boosters and cannot be involved in recruiting
What must athletes prove to remain NCAA-eligible when receiving payments from collectives?
They completed a deliverable service
They have a minimum GPA
They are enrolled full-time
They have no criminal record
