NCAA gymnasts can monetize

Trinity Thomas is one of the first gymnasts who have received an offer to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL) after the NCAA changed its rules regarding endorsements and compensation following a loss in the Supreme Court earlier this month.

Olivia Dunne, as another example, has millions of followers.

And so it begins…so grateful💜 @LSU @LSUgym pic.twitter.com/peMl3ypcon
— Olivia Dunne (@livvydunne) July 1, 2021

A revolutionary day in college sports.

Now, NCAA athletes can monetize NIL through:

– Hosting camps
– Private lessons
– Merchandise
– Podcasts
– Commercials
– Memorabilia
– Autographs
– Streaming
– Substack/Patreon
– Shopify/Etsy
– Small business
– Social media

h/t @sydlarge18 pic.twitter.com/9UAh5T3tDP
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) July 1, 2021

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