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Ohio high school athletes can profit from NIL deals

Five-Star Ohio State commit receives a significant ruling in NIL case

An Ohio judge allowed for high school athletes in the state to enter into future NIL deals. The ruling by Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Jaiza Page on Monday opened the door for student-athletes at all schools in the Ohio High School Athletic Association to profit from sponsorships.

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OHSAA athletes will be able to make NIL deals after ruling in Ohio State commit's lawsuit

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Ohio high school athletes can profit from NIL deals after court ruling

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