Excited to share our new pub in @JIIAJournal examining #retention among first-generation athletes at small colleges and universities. We find this research meaningful and hope you do too. Thank you to the @NAIA for always being great research partners!

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@NataBredikhina @ThiloKunkel @DanielCFunk @eltay24 @BradleyJBaker @hkennedy_23 @UnivOfKansas congrats nataliya!!

Nice article on some considerations for college athletes as they manage their NIL income, only slightly tarnished by my presence in it. From zero to NIL: How student-athletes can manage name, image, likeness income

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@LizASattler @Swimtastic4 @SPADUofL Liz! don’t do me like that! 😂😂 i was wearing my “swimmers” shirt and vermont hat in honor of nick’s big day. just trying to be on brand, ya know? 😂

@ammoorman @JIIAJournal always great working with you AJ!

@_BryanHirt working with big data here blouch, but would love to hear your thoughts/suggestions on resources to improve the first-gen student-athlete experience at NAIA schools!

@RobertBolandESQ great idea to do a similar chart on restricted product endorsement categories! this one narrowly focuses on specified contractual conflicts in state NIL laws, but would be great to look at overlap of restricted product categories

@ammoorman @SRLATweet On my way to talk through this Venn Diagram!

@ammoorman @SRLATweet as always, very appreciative of the opportunity to partner with @ammoorman on NIL related research!

confused by the myriad of state NIL laws? unsure what contracts might “conflict” with an institutional agreement or if your state law prevents NIL activity during OTAs? @ammoorman and I break it all down in our most recent research collab out now in JLAS.

@ammoorman loving this flowchart

@Swimtastic4 i give all the credit to @AdamCocco

@UofLCEHD @Swimtastic4 digital development in sport class. that man is ELECTRIC in the classroom

@ajhanaikeaton 😁😁😁

@itsnotredhead i say go the opposite way. leave the current interstate system for commercial vehicles, build some high speed trains for us non-commercial folk. imagine if you had a bullet train taking you into work from NKY

Me and Marty Mayer with our annual tradition of publishing research on issues related to publicly funded stadium infrastructure in the U.S. Check it out below! Holler if you don't have access but would like a full copy.