; (iv) tobacco, marijuana, or electronic smoking products and devices; (v) pharmaceuticals; (vi) any dangerous or controlled substance; (vii) drug paraphernalia; (viii) weapons, including firearms and ammunition; or (ix) any product, substance, or method that is prohibited in competition by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, a conference, or any other organization governing varsity intercollegiate sports competition. (B) Apparel The National Collegiate Athletic Association or an institution of higher education may prohibit a student athlete from— (i) wearing any item of clothing, shoes, or other gear with the insignia of any entity while wearing any athletic gear or uniform provided by an institution of higher education or otherwise competing in a varsity intercollegiate sports competition or athletic event sponsored by the institution of higher education at which the student athlete is enrolled; and (ii) using, without the express permission of the institution of higher education at which the student athlete is enrolled, the insignia, logo, or other intellectual property of the institution of higher education for any purpose. (3) Institutions of higher education An institution of higher education may not enter into an advertising or promotional contract with a person or entity described in paragraph (2)(A) if the institution of higher education has prohibited an enrolled student athlete from participating in intercollegiate athletics for having entered into a name, image, or likeness contract with such person or entity. (d) Prohibition An institution of higher education shall not— (1) prohibit a student athlete from entering into a name, image, or likeness contract that complies with this Act, including through a rule, standard, or policy that affects the eligibility of the student to receive athletically related student aid (as defined in section 485(e)(8) of the Higher Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 1092(e) ))