BleedGopher
Well-known member
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2008
- Messages
- 60,774
- Reaction score
- 16,183
- Points
- 113
Per Marcus:
Business hours were winding down on a Friday last month when Gophers administrator Jeremiah Carter broke into mad-scramble mode.
Carter's the point person at the U on everything and anything involving the name, image, and likeness (NIL) movement — a highly competitive facet of modern college sports, with athletes now paid based on their brand and schools battling for position.
Carter wasn't the only one scrambling on Feb. 23 after a federal judge ruled the NCAA could no longer stop NIL entities called collectives from offering money to recruits. That was a key development for Minnesota, rival schools such as Wisconsin and Iowa, and almost any member of Division I athletics.
"Working with NIL, you're never off the clock," said Carter, the Gophers senior associate athletic director for NIL/Policy and Risk Management.
www.startribune.com
Go Gophers!!
Business hours were winding down on a Friday last month when Gophers administrator Jeremiah Carter broke into mad-scramble mode.
Carter's the point person at the U on everything and anything involving the name, image, and likeness (NIL) movement — a highly competitive facet of modern college sports, with athletes now paid based on their brand and schools battling for position.
Carter wasn't the only one scrambling on Feb. 23 after a federal judge ruled the NCAA could no longer stop NIL entities called collectives from offering money to recruits. That was a key development for Minnesota, rival schools such as Wisconsin and Iowa, and almost any member of Division I athletics.
"Working with NIL, you're never off the clock," said Carter, the Gophers senior associate athletic director for NIL/Policy and Risk Management.
Jeremiah Carter, Kiara Buford steer Gophers through NIL storm
Who connects University of Minnesota coaches and leaders, Gophers student-athletes, NCAA rulemakers and businesses and donors? Jeremiah Carter and Kiara Buford do, around the clock.
www.startribune.com
Go Gophers!!
