In this episode of SKO Unmuted, host Adam Back and guests revisit the new opportunities for student athletes to gain compensation for use of their name, image and likeness, following the U.S. Supreme Court decision NCAA v. Alston. 

To discuss, Adam is joined by Dr. Holly Sheilley, Director and VP of Athletics at Transylvania University, and chair of NCAA Division III Management Council; Dr. Steve Parker, recently retired Associate Professor for sports leadership and teacher education, and former Associate Dean for diversity, undergraduate advising and student success at the University of Kentucky; as well as SKO member Dana Howard, a registered patent attorney whose litigation practice has a concentration on complex commercial litigation, including NIL issues. 

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