Wiley & Acho discuss the NCAA’s new rule allowing athletes to profit off names, images and likeness I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

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As of Thursday, the NCAA's new NIL policy is in full swing. We're tracking the college athletes who have signed deals so far.

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