AOSSM Youth to the NFL Sports Medicine Course with CME-Challenges for the Collegiate Team Physician

Challenges for the Collegiate Team Physician - NIL, Social Media, Parents, AD/Coaches

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In this video, the speaker discusses the evolution of name, image, and likeness (NIL) regulations in collegiate athletics. They explain how the concept of amateurism started with the NCAA in 1905, but has since changed due to legal challenges. In 2015, Ed O'Bannon sued the NCAA, leading to a Supreme Court case in 2021 that stated the NCAA violated antitrust laws. As a result, different states passed their own laws, with some being more restrictive than others. The speaker also talks about the challenges NIL presents for physicians, such as issues with endorsements and outside influence. They also touch on the transfer portal, conference expansion, and the dynamics of working with head coaches.

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Presented by Kevin W. Farmer MD

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evolution of NIL regulations

collegiate athletics

amateurism

Ed O'Bannon lawsuit

Supreme Court case