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UNLV's Approach to Name, Image, and Likeness Opportunities for Student-Athletes
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In this episode of Vegas Law Talk, host Leslie Stovall engages in a compelling discussion with Bill Paulus, a well-known casino operator, owner, and UNLV alumnus deeply involved in the new frontier of student-athlete opportunities through Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Bill shares his journey from managing casinos to developing and operating his own, highlighting his commitment to UNLV athletics. The conversation delves into the complexities of the evolving NIL landscape, discussing UNLV's proactive stance, its Running Gun Foundation, and efforts to connect student-athletes with opportunities while ensuring compliance with NCAA rules. Bill sheds light on the challenges and dynamics of the NIL system, emphasizing the need for more structured rules and revenue-sharing models for universities. The episode provides valuable insights into UNLV's innovative approach and the broader implications of NIL in college sports.
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