Youth-skewing retailer American Eagle has recruited a team of student athletes -- among them USC Trojans quarterback Kedon Slovis (pictured above), Auburn Tigers running back Tank Bigsby, and LSU gymnast (and TikTok star) Olivia Dunne -- as part of its brand new influencer program.
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American Eagle Launches Student Athlete Influencer Program After NCAA Relaxes Rules
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As you watch college sports this year, keep an eye out for the new stars being minted on social media and advertising around the games and beyond. It's going to be quite a season.
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Facebook may have dodged a big antitrust suit, but the victory may be short-lived, with implications for all the tech giants, as legislators and regulators get even more motivated for a crackdown. Just ask NCAA how its goes after a big court decision.
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