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OHSAA Sets Date to Vote on NIL Rules for Ohio High School Athletes

  • On Oct. 23, the Ohio High School Athletic Association set Nov. 17 for a virtual referendum vote on NIL for high school athletes, to be held from Nov. 17-21.
  • The timeline was accelerated after Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Jaiza Page issued a temporary restraining order, prompting an emergency vote affecting over 800 schools, following Jasmine Brown's Oct. 15 lawsuit.
  • Proposed rules would permit NIL agreements but bar performance-based pay, recruitment inducements and collectives, require student-athletes to disclose deals within 14 days, and impose a 20 percent ineligibility penalty for noncompliance.
  • The vote will be conducted electronically, with each high school principal casting one vote for over 800-member OHSAA schools and a simple majority required to pass; OHSAA will host webinars, and rules take effect immediately if approved.
  • Nationwide, NIL is permitted in college and 44 states, but Ohio, one of six states that banned high school NIL until late 2024, is now reviewing rules after a court order.
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High schools in Ohio will vote in special election next month to allow NIL for athletes

High school principals in Ohio will vote on an emergency bylaw referendum about Name, Image, and Likeness regulations next month.

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WKYC broke the news in Cleveland, United States on Thursday, October 23, 2025.
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