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Originally Posted by Car-Addicted
Yes the three years will allow them to work on their Mensa membership. 
So as I read the "name, image and likeness (NIL)." rules this was designed for college athletes but this seems to not be true.
9-year-old in Snoop Dogg's youth football league signs 6-figure NIL deal
A 9-year-old Los Angeles football player has become perhaps the youngest person to sign a Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deal with a sports agency. KTLA reported that Ghalee Wadood Jr., who plays in Snoop Dogg’s Youth Football League, signed a deal worth six figures with Family 4 Life.
“It’s kinda surreal,” Ghalee Wadood Sr., who is an employee of the Los Angeles Rams, said to KTLA. “It’s humbling and exciting for [the agency] to see his potential and want to manage him.”
https://usatodayhss.com/2023/9-year-...igure-nil-deal
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It's still related to college athletes. Before NIL, if you made any money off playing sports before or during college, you were ineligible for the NCAA. Now, that is no longer the case. Thats why you are seeing some of the top young athletes now getting deals.