GHSA to allow NIL deals
High school athletes in Georgia could soon make some cash after a rule change Monday. Officials in charge of high school athletics in the state changed the bylaws to allow athletes to make money for their name, image, and likeness. It is known as NIL deals, the same deals that are making some college players rich.
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