The document replacing the letter of intent would have to be used by out-of-state schools making offers to California residents.ĬA schools and out-of-state schools recruiting CA athletes would have to submit info about their NIL policies to the panel. The panel would also be required to create a replacement for the letter of intent that high school athletes currently sign when committing to a school.
The bill would create a 21 member panel that would be required to develop and enforce health and safety standards for athletes. In addition, the bill would essentially end the NCAA's regulatory authority over California universities' athletics teams. The California state assembly has passed the pending bill that would require revenue sharing for college athletes in certain instances. There was big college athletics news out of California yesterday.
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