Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). The discuss the Sports Marketing Association (SMA) Conference, the financial impact of NIL and revenue sharing and welcoming Syracuse University College of Sport junior Alexa Beriro to discuss her involvement in NIL and internship with Network (www.thenetworkadvisory.com)

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). They explore the latest development with the College Sports Commission clearinghouse process, collectives and welcomed Christina Brennan, President of Renegade Talent Management.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). They explore the latest development with the SCORE Act, pending lawsuits impacting student-athlete eligibility and how a University of North Carolina men's basketball student-athlete is investing his NIL income.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). They visit with Ethan Joyce, writer for the Sports Business Journal focusing on sport technology and Jason Bergman, Founder an CEO of MarketPryce.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they discuss a proposal to increase the eligibility window to five years at division II, Middle Tennessee States reallocation of uniforms and equipment budgets and a look at Tennessee and North Carolina State's recent partnerships with a focus on NIL opportunities for student-athletes.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they discuss the impact of the President's recent executive order regarding NIL and third-party collectives. They also welcome two guests to the Clubhouse: Syracuse alumnus, film producer, and financial advisor Kip Konwiser ’85, and Yoni Offit ’21, a Syracuse Sport Management alumnus and the current defensive coordinator for Moravian University football.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport Professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest news on name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they discuss the rollout of the NIL GO platform. They also welcome two guests to the Clubhouse....Bob Murphy, Economics Professor and Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) at Boston College and Sydney More, former Syracuse University Volleyball team member and host of the Let's Talk About It podcast (https://open.spotify.com/show/4SlvWWWixbBEepF5bTKMit?si=31bd82d9f36f456f)

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport Professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest news on name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they examine the finalized House vs. NCAA settlement and how athletic departments are now preparing to implement the new revenues agreements, NIL initiatives, and roster management strategies.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport Professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest news on name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, in addition to the latest developments regarding media rights in college athletics and it potential impact not the college football playoff., they welcome Jonathan Stahler, Esq. from Stahler Sports & Entertainment Law to discuss the various league aspects around the topics of NIL.

Syracuse University Falk College of Sport Professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni examine the latest news on name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they discuss the latest development in the NCAA vs. House settlement with proposed updates to the roster limits, the potential impact of a presidential commission on intercollegiate athletics and advice on what student-athletes should be doing this summer to develop their own NIL efforts.