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2 Aug 2022 Acquired From NFL to Startup COO to Congressman Regulating Crypto (with Rep. Anthony Gonzalez)
“My view on name, image, and likeness—this goes back to my time at Ohio State—was it never made sense to me why college athletes were the only people in America who couldn't do anything with their name, image, and likeness.”
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…Yeah, seriously. A fun little sidebar before we move on to science, space and technology, and American dynamism. But it is sort of related. You, given your background, had been highly involved with the revolution really that's happening in the NCAA right now in college athletics. The name, image, and likeness bill for college athletes can now take sponsorships. The repercussions that have been wild. Tell us a little bit about what's going on there. It's pretty messy right now. My view on name, image, and likeness—this goes back to my time at Ohio State—was it never made sense to me why college athletes were the only people in America who couldn't do anything with their name, image, and likeness. Literally, everyone else in the country can do it that I'm aware of. Maybe some military officers can't. I have no idea, but I think even they can. College athletes, as far as I knew, were the only ones. Didn't make sense to me then. Still doesn't make sense to me. Did you and your teammates resent this back in the day?…
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