Texas HB2211 regulates compensation and professional representation for student athletes in University Interscholastic League activities.
Texas HB2211 amends the Education Code to allow student athletes to earn compensation for their name, image, or likeness if they are 18 or older. It prohibits schools and the University Interscholastic League from preventing students from earning such compensation or obtaining legal representation for related matters. The bill also restricts compensation for endorsements of certain products and activities. The University Interscholastic League must adopt rules to ensure compensation does not influence student enrollment or transfers and to provide financial literacy education.
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