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Hosted by Syracuse University professors Rick · sports · EN-US · 39 episodes
The NIL Clubhouse Podcast, hosted by Syracuse University professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni, takes you inside the evolving world of Name, Image, and Likeness—where student-athletes become entrepreneurs, brands meet locker rooms, and the game goes far beyond the scoreboard. Hosted by industry insiders and storytellers, each episode breaks down the latest NIL deals, athlete branding trends, legal updates, and the business strategies reshaping college athletics.
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Episode #1
Syracuse University Falk College sport management professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni discuss the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL), including provisions in the Save College Sports Act and the development of the 5-for-5 legislation. In this episode, they welcome Greg Chick, PhD, from NILnomics to discuss his research and analysis of the latest MFSR reports.
Episode #4
Syracuse University Falk College sport management professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni discuss the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they cover the latest news in the NIL industry through the CleanKonnect Catch Up. Dave and Rick welcome Zain Motani, co-founder of CleanKonnect. They discuss the latest legislation and news related to NIL as well as ways CleanKonnect is serving the educational side of NIL.
Episode #17
<p>Syracuse University Falk College sport management professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni discuss the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they cover the latest news in the NIL industry through the CleanKonnect Catch Up. Dave and Rick welcome President of SBR Net, Neil Schwartz. They discuss the importance of fan engagement and SBR Net's proprietary market research that allow industry leaders to make the most informed decisions.</p>
Episode #16
<p>Syracuse University Falk College sport management professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni discuss the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they break down recent industry news through the CleanKonnect Catch Up, including proposed NCAA legislation that would allow student-athletes a five-year window to compete, as well as key findings from a recent study conducted by Athletes.org.</p>
Episode #15
<p>Syracuse University Falk College sport management professors Rick Burton and Dave Meluni discuss the latest developments in name, image, and likeness (NIL). In this episode, they cover the latest news in the NIL industry through the CleanKonnect Catch Up. Dave welcomes founder and CEO of NETWORK, Justin Giangrande. They discuss the role that agencies play in the evolving NIL landscape while representing some of the top professional and amateur athletes in the country. </p>
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