A Sports Agent and Basketball Stars Break Down the NIL Rule | WHO's INTERVIEWING WHO

Oregon Women's Basketball star Sedona Prince, UCLA commit Amari Bailey, and basketball agent Jade-Li English sit down and talk the NCAA's "name, image, and likeness" policy, better known as the NIL rule. The trio discusses the benefits of the rule, obstacles they have to overcome, and the future of college athletics in this new episode of #WhosInterviewingWho.
00:00 Intro
01:00 - Initial Thoughts on NIL
03:10 - Sedona talking about her viral March Madness moment
03:47 - Using your platform and voice as an athlete
04:12 - Amari on being "More Than An Athlete"
04:40 - Balancing the student-athlete life with NIL opportunities
06:15 - On the type of content athletes look to create
07:56 - Amari on going radio silent to work on his craft
10:28 - NCAA & repaying disgraced athletes
11:19 - How the NIL rule can help with charities
12:00 - Being the first generation to have NIL opportunities
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[@veryoldjohnson]

My granddaughter is a high school shot-putter,
looking forward to her NIL opportunities!!!
My grandson was a terrific high school trombonist,
just a little ahead of his time!!!

[@jv1258]

Amari Bailey is gonna be a legend

[@umapessoa444]

He is

[@delorescousind17]

Absolutely

[@_LLawliet23]

fr he is so humble and self aware

[@greydy_diaz]

Great discussion!!

[@acemoto2319]

Great interview video 👍 may I ask if agents need law degree to represent client ? Thanks

[@lifewithzoewhite]

great video.

[@mariagagnon382]

YASSS LOVE U SEDONA

[@colinschenck2129]

If you sign any NIL deal, you should be forced to give up your scholarship and pay tuition yourself. Give that scholarship money to someone who needs it

[@notpaper-cr6ni]

Nope

[@edwardfitzgerald3877]

Nope. That scholarship is not offered to you because you are poor. It's plenty of poor people out there needing scholarships. That scholarship is offered to you because you are special.

[@jayrukks8039]

Duck that

[@Chosen1JayD]

Schools should be able to give scholarships to whoever they want

[@ellesmith2551]

How this make any sense? Being an athlete is an privilege and if they start working extra promoting brands that's business. Athletic scholarship are for top performers at their sport.