U.S. Rep. Anthony Gonzalez on name, image and likeness reform and how Ohio State football prepared him for politics
As an Ohio State receiver, Anthony Gonzalez was known for sleeping in an altitude tent and making The Catch against Michigan. Now he is writing name, image and likeness legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Buckeye Talk: Ohio State podcast by cleveland.com · Cleveland.com - Advance Local
May 18, 202146m 9s
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During his time as an Ohio State receiver, Anthony Gonzalez was known for sleeping in an altitude tent and making The Catch against Michigan. Now he serves in the U.S. House of Representatives from Ohio's 16th congressional district. He joined Buckeye Talk to speak extensively about the Level Playing Field Act, a bipartisan bill addressing name, image and likeness compensation in college sports. He also discussed how football prepared him for politics, why Brian Hartline makes a good coach and early impressions of a very young Marvin Harrison Jr.
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