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[QUOTE="Umami Zen, post: 4659911, member: 10678"]
NIL is a term associated with NCAA athletes..But revenue opportunities have always existed post-graduation for athletes --pro or not . My question is.. Can a graduated player continue to generate revenue from the jerseys/hats/sweatshirts that generated NIL revenue while in school under NCAA oversight?? Or does the NCAA control their ability to generate funds off of those particular items ?In particular.. Joey has become somewhat of an iconic personality for UConn fans and I expect his Joey California vibe to continue to be a money maker for him through his portfolio of sportswear established at UConn under NCAA monitored NIL.. Simple question..

During the UConn Tournament run there were occasional comments associated with former UConn players who stated that they might consider revisiting their own ability to recapture some revenue. Life changing? No.. More the principle than the money.. Your example of Kemba's non-knockoff jerseys generated no revenue for Kemba then.. But Joey's did because of NIL..
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