I'm sure the school has found a way around that.She's not allowed to benefit from this, is she?
She absolutely is allowed to benefit from the sales. How much she benefits is unknown.She's not allowed to benefit from this, is she?
Cool design and colors. It has that retro 80s heavy metal look and feel.
She absolutely is allowed to benefit from the sales. How much she benefits is unknown.
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-> The NIL Store powered by Campus Ink will launch a complete NIL merchandise store for UConn student-athletes, featuring jerseys and officially licensed apparel. NIL Store athletes make incredible commission rates, earning between $8-$15 on every item sold.
Every athlete signed up will possess a personalized digital locker room which will house their merchandise. <-
Yes. All of our foreign Huskies have done whatever they need, I assume secured the proper visa, to profit from NILShe's not allowed to benefit from this, is she?
All players must have secured the appropriate work visa to earn money in the US. Lou and Dorka would need them anyway to work in the WNBA.Thanks to everyone for the info. I was under the mistaken impression that players from overseas could not receive money from NIL.
Also possible they aren't technically earning the money in the U.S. Who knows how the NIL store is set up from an accounting perspective. For all we know sales of the Nika and Lou shirts (and all merch for international players) aren't going through any U.S.-based entities. That might be easier than dealing with the State Dept. and any visa issues. Whatever visa Lou and Dorka have now won't allow them to stay here to play in the WNBA anyway because there is a special visa for professional athletes and other entertainers/performers.All players must have secured the appropriate work visa to earn money in the US. Lou and Dorka would need them anyway to work in the WNBA.
I won't really disagree with your summary but maybe "sharpen" it a bit. The path that the foreign students are on that allows then to participate in NIL is that they are participating passively. As students they still cannot "work" so to speak on their Student Visa but what they've done is set up business relationships with companies while in their home country. That business relationship allows these entities to use their NIL in products to sell. The cut the student gets from the sales is (I believe) sent to the home country of that player. The student cannot "work" (e.g. make appearances, do ads/promotions etc.) but they can "passively" be making money as others are using their NIL.Also possible they aren't technically earning the money in the U.S. Who knows how the NIL store is set up from an accounting perspective. For all we know sales of the Nika and Lou shirts (and all merch for international players) aren't going through any U.S.-based entities. That might be easier than dealing with the State Dept. and any visa issues. Whatever visa Lou and Dorka have now won't allow them to stay here to play in the WNBA anyway because there is a special visa for professional athletes and other entertainers/performers.