Juwan Parker made his mark on the court as a basketball player at the University of Georgia, and now he’s building an equally impressive future off it.

Now a 3L at Georgia Law, Juwan is on track to earn four degrees from UGA, making him a true Quadruple Dawg. In this episode, we discuss the discipline required to transition from high-level college athletics to the legal profession, how NIL has reshaped opportunities for student-athletes, and what today’s players still misunderstand about branding, contracts, and long-term career planning.

Juwan shares his perspective as someone who has lived in both worlds, offering insight into where NIL is heading and how athletes can use their platform to build something that lasts well beyond their playing days.

In this episode, we sit down with Max Rusakov, Co-Founder of RevU, a company building real infrastructure around NIL contracts.

We break down what’s really happening behind the scenes of NIL deals from contract structure and red flags, to how schools handle compliance, to how technology is starting to reshape the way athletes, brands, and even lawyers work with NIL agreements.

Max shares what RevU is building, why the current NIL system creates risk for athletes, and how his company is working directly with athletes, school compliance departments, and legal professionals to bring clarity, speed, and protection into a space that’s still very new and very messy.

If you’re an athlete, parent, coach, or someone working in NIL, this is an episode you want to hear.

What does it mean for college sports when an athlete can go pro and then come back? On this episode, we're having a crucial debate about the eligibility of a G League player to return to the NCAA. We discuss the potential ripple effects and whether this decision changes everything for student-athletes. We also cover the hot topic of sponsor patches on college football jerseys.