New Jersey gymnast Olivia Dunne of LSU is one of the pioneers of the name, image and likeness movement in college sports. (Alex Goodlett | Getty Images) Getty Images
LAS VEGAS — They are gymnasts, golfers and basketball players. They are New Jersey athletes you’ve seen on television and social media — sometimes a lot — and others that play for your favorite college teams.
They are the true pioneers of the name, image and likeness movement in college sports, the first generation of athletes who have broken down the barrier between amateurism and professionalism that existed in college sports for more than a century.
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