There are big changes coming to high school sports in Ohio as the Ohio High School Athletic Association (“OHSAA”) considers changes to its name, image and likeness (“NIL”) rules. As it currently stands, Ohio is one of six (6) states that has rules that prohibit high school athletes from making money off their NIL. But in a decision in late October, a court in Columbus issued a 45-day temporary restraining order prohibiting the OHSAA from enforcing its regulations against high school athletes profiting from their NIL.