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New York Bill Would Require Colleges To Pay Athletes Directly

New York could be the first state that "requires colleges to pay student-athletes directly." State Sen. Kevin Parker proposed a bill that would "give college athletes the right to sell the rights to their own names, images and likenesses." He since amended it to "require college athletic departments to give a 15% share of annual revenue to student-athletes." That revenue "would be divided equally among all student-athletes who compete for the school." Parker said that he "modeled his initial proposal" after California's newly passed measure. No state had yet "proposed giving college athletes money directly from their schools" (ESPN.com, 9/18).

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