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An effort to allow Florida college athletes to make off-the-field money was approved by the Senate and awaits House action.
The Senate voted 37-2 to support the proposal (SB 646), which outlines the rights of students and schools related to how college athletes could make money off their “name, image, likeness or persona.”
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