With one week to go until new Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) laws go into effect across the country, it's still completely unclear what's going to happen on July 1.

Earlier this week, the NCAA suffered a humiliating defeat in the U.S. Supreme Court. Wednesday, a memo from NCAA President Mark Emmert leaked out, in which he proposed passing an emergency measure to allow athletes across the nation to profit off their NIL rights as well.

Thursday, Ohio's house of representatives will vote on the state's own version of NIL, a bill that could be signed into law this week and go into effect on July 1 as well.

So how is this crazy week going to play out? Sports law expert Dan Lust joins host Tom Orr to answer that question and much more.

What does the Supreme Court's 9-0 decision in the case of NCAA v. Alston really mean for the organization and the future of amateurism? Does the scathing concurring opinion from Justice Brett Kavanaugh matter?

What options does the NCAA really have to avoid complete chaos next Thursday? And what does this all mean for future legal challenges against the concept of amateurism?