On Tuesday, the Michigan High School Athletic Association announced that effective immediately, it is expanding personal branding activities — otherwise known as Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) — for student-athletes at MHSAA member schools. Michigan became the 46th state to approve such NIL policies, according to the Business of College Sports high school NIL tracker. The expanded policy allows additional options for athletes to capitalize on NIL, provided such activities are individual opportunities for individual students. Individual NIL opportunities can also not be held on school property or as part of athletic events. The four states were NIL activities are still prohibited are Alabama, Hawaii, Indiana and Mississippi.