College
The NIL King's Clash with Congress
UCLA Bruins' quarterback and Hutto High School legend Chase Griffin became the first active college football player to testify on Name, Image, and Likeness in a US Congressional hearing.
Chase Griffin's walk into the Rayburn House Office Building to sit before Congress felt a bit like walking into UCLA's Rose Bowl Stadium. He registered a familiar pang of anxiousness, not panic-inducing - he was too prepared to panic - but a signal he was sharp. It was his game day.
The only difference is that he usually gets more shut-eye before a game.
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