Proposal to protect young Georgia athletes from ‘street agents’ appears to be sidelined

House lawmakers are attempting to protect student athletes from eighth grade onward from potential predatory deals with agents, although a bill designed to bolster name, image and likeness rules may be ensnared in election-year politics. The Georgia High School NIL Protection Act passed the House unanimously in February. The bill is sponsored by Rep. Brent […]

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