Getty Image / iStockphoto Urban Meyer is back working with collegiate sports, particularly Ohio State. However, this time, he is on the Name, Image and Likeness side of things and his new role raises a lot of questions. It was announced this week that Meyer has joined the board of a nonprofit organization that is designed to further NIL opportunities for student-athletes. Specifically, it plans to compensate Ohio State football and basketball players for working with charities. THE Foundation was co-founded by Brian Scottenstein, a Columbus real estate developer and tOSU booster, and Cardale Jones, a former Buckeyes quarterback. We proudly welcome @CoachUrbanMeyer to our board. Urban has 3 Nat’l Championships on his resume, including the ’14 title w/OSU. He’s recognized as one of the best recruiters in college football history. Urban looks forward to seeing future success for OSU and local charities. pic.twitter.com/UEvRf7eKxf — THE Foundation (@THEfoundation1_) March 16,…
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