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The New Eligibility Frontier: NIL, Revenue Sharing and the Strain on NCAA Waiver Rules (The Legal Intelligencer)

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Of Counsel Janine Anthony Bowen and Associate Kyle Kennedy co-authored an article for The Legal Intelligencer titled “The New Eligibility Frontier: NIL, Revenue Sharing and the Strain on NCAA Waiver Rules,” the first in a series of articles about NCAA eligibility and waiver rules. Published April 2, 2026, the article discusses waivers and how they became so ubiquitous in the news on college sports, including the rise of NIL compensation and revenue sharing and the monetary advantages of remaining in college when the possibilities of being drafted are low.

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