Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law on Thursday morning that will dramatically alter NIL regulations in the Lone Star State, and the Texas A&M Aggies best take notice. According to Nick Schultz of On3,

A Texas bill that would drastically change NIL payments to student athletes is awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott's signature.

Amidst an ever-changing era of collegiate athletics, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a new law into action on Thursday.

Name, image, and likeness (NIL) has changed the landscape of collegiate sports drastically in the four years it has been enacted. The ability for schools, donor

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill that will allow high school sports seniors to benefit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL). According to KBTX’s Travis Brown, the state’s House of Representatives passed House Bill 126 via two-thirds vote.

These three questions will shape the Texas baseball offseason after the Longhorns were ousted from the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a new name, image, and likeness bill that will be going to immediate effect that allows recruits to benefit on their name, image and likeness (NIL). The House of
Representatives pass the bill passed after a two-thirds majority vote per Travis Brown at KBTX.

The NIL deals being signed by college athletes continue to climb, and in most cases, it's not about raw talent, but rather about players with high visibility who have built up a brand. One such example is Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning,