By Max Torres, Ducks Digest: The name, image and likeness era of college athletics may still be in its infancy, but we’ve already seen college athletes across the country partner with companies and agencies in unique ways to build and promote their brands.
Last week here in Eugene, Division Street Inc. unveiled a new property that was the first of its kind: a storytelling home designed by Oregon linebacker Noah Sewell that allows Duck fans to get to know him better by staying at the property, which showcases him as both an athlete and an individual.
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