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Sean Clifford is a current QB for the NFL's Green Bay Packers and the former starting QB and team captain for the Penn State Nittany Lions. He completed his college career as Penn State's all-time leader in wins as a starting quarterback, as well as completion percentage, completions, passing yards, total yards, passing touchdowns and pass attempts. At the 2023 Rose Bowl, Sean's 88-yard touchdown pass became the longest passing touchdown in Rose Bowl game history.

Sean joins Now It's Legal to discuss his attempt, back in 2022, to start the first college union with the hope of improving the student-athlete experience for all Big Ten athletes by implementing benefits such as revenue sharing and medical care.

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About Now It's Legal

In July 2021, NIL forever changed the trajectory of college athletics. It's been a long time coming as the NCAA has long needed changes like NIL, the transfer portal, revenue sharing and other benefits for college athletes. We introduce to you the Now It's Legal podcast. Join us as we discuss the industry that holds the hearts of millions of fans who want to understand where its trajectory is heading. We are talking to those who are invested in and affected by NIL including: Former and current college athletes, presidents and head coaches, broadcasters and media personalities, investors and more. This is just the beginning of NIL and what it means for the future of college athletics.

Host Jim Cavale is a former college athlete and entrepreneur who has become an advocate for young athletes across the country. In 2017, he created the INFLCR app that allowed athletes to build their brand on social media, and in 2021, evolved into the NIL management technology for more than 100,000 athletes across 200 college athletic programs. INFLCR has since been acquired by sports tech titan, Teamworks.

In 2023, Jim founded Athletes.org which which is the players association for college athletes to negotiate the best terms for their college athletics experience. AO provides its member athletes with a free membership, empowering them with a voice, on demand support, and group licensing income in the same ways that professional league associations do for their member athletes.

Tune in to a new episode every Monday and join in on the conversation on Instagram with @nowitslegalpod and @jimcavale.

Sedona Prince is a current basketball player for the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs in the Big 12 Conference. She previously played for the Oregon Ducks and the Texas Longhorns. In 2021, Sedona was named to the FIBA Women's AmeriCup roster, helping the USA to a 6-0 record and the gold medal. 

 Sedona joins Now It's Legal to discuss the explosion of women's basketball, the future of college athletics and the national attention she gained in 2021 after bringing light to the lack of equality in facilities between the men's and women's NCAA tournaments. 

About Now It's Legal
In July 2021, NIL forever changed the trajectory of college athletics. It's been a long time coming as the NCAA has long needed changes like NIL, the transfer portal, revenue sharing and other benefits for college athletes. We introduce to you the Now It's Legal podcast. Join us as we discuss the industry that holds the hearts of millions of fans who want to understand where its trajectory is heading. We are talking to those who are invested in and affected by NIL including: Former and current college athletes, presidents and head coaches, broadcasters and media personalities, investors and more. This is just the beginning of NIL and what it means for the future of college athletics.  

Host Jim Cavale is a former college athlete and entrepreneur who has become an advocate for young athletes across the country. In 2017, he created the INFLCR app that allowed athletes to build their brand on social media, and in 2021, evolved into the NIL management technology for more than 100,000 athletes across 200 college athletic programs. INFLCR has since been acquired by sports tech titan, Teamworks.  

In 2023, Jim founded Athletes.org which which is the players association for college athletes to negotiate the best terms for their college athletics experience. AO provides its member athletes with a free membership, empowering them with a voice, on demand support, and group licensing income in the same ways that professional league associations do for their member athletes.  Tune in to a new episode every Monday and join in on the conversation on Instagram with @nowitslegalpod and @jimcavale.

Six-time Emmy nominee, Jay Bilas is a former college basketball player at Duke University and a current ESPN basketball analyst, covering the top men's college basketball games. After helping lead the Blue Devils to the 1986 NCAA Championship, Jay was drafted to the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, ranking as one of the league's top scorers in Italy during the 1987 and 1988 seasons. In 1990, he returned to Duke as Mike Krzyzewski's assistant coach for 3 seasons.

Jay joins Now It's Legal to discuss the current state of big-time college athletics, including its commercialization and what standards need to be set to ensure all college athletes are entitled to proper benefits in their respective athlete experience. We'll also hear more about his own experience as a college athlete, coach and broadcaster.

About Now It's Legal
In July 2021, NIL forever changed the trajectory of college athletics. It's been a long time coming as the NCAA has long needed changes like NIL, the transfer portal, revenue sharing and other benefits for college athletes. We introduce to you the Now It's Legal podcast.

Join us as we discuss the industry that holds the hearts of millions of fans who want to understand where its trajectory is heading. We are talking to those who are invested in and affected by NIL including: Former and current college athletes, presidents and head coaches, broadcasters and media personalities, investors and more. This is just the beginning of NIL and what it means for the future of college athletics.

Host Jim Cavale is a former college athlete and entrepreneur who has become an advocate for young athletes across the country. In 2017, he created the INFLCR app that allowed athletes to build their brand on social media, and in 2021, evolved into the NIL management technology for more than 100,000 athletes across 200 college athletic programs. INFLCR has since been acquired by sports tech titan, Teamworks.