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Community college athletes could earn $48 per Instagram post under the right conditions

  • Written by Adam Cocco, Assistant Professor of Sport Administration, University of Louisville
Community college athletes could earn $48 per Instagram post under the right conditionsSome state laws on name, image and likeness deals don't include community college students.Kirby Lee / Getty Images

When people talk about how college athletes can now get paid from their name, image and likeness – more commonly referred to as “NIL” – the focus is often on players at schools with big-time sports programs.

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