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Trump to Sign NIL Executive Order as College Sports Leaders Report No Details

Legal experts caution it would carry limited judicial weight despite promises of standardized NIL rules

President Donald Trump delivers a special commencement address to University of Alabama graduates at Coleman Coliseum.
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Overview

  • President Trump intends to sign an executive order establishing federal name, image and likeness standards in college sports, according to CBS News reports.
  • College officials including Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey say they have received no briefings on the order’s content or timeline.
  • There has been no formal announcement of the presidential commission on college athletics that was previously tied to Trump’s NIL plans.
  • Stakeholders have met with Congress 13 times to press for uniform NIL regulations through bills such as the SCORE Act.
  • Legal analysts warn the executive order would offer limited enforceability in court and would not preempt ongoing congressional legislation.