As we approach one full week of the NCAA’s suspension of its name, image and likeness policy, the world of college athletics is slowly adjusting to the new rules. Greg Barnes of Inside Carolina joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell to discuss how the Carolina Athletics department is approaching NIL changes, as well as how well-equipped its men’s basketball and football programs are for the shift.

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