Jemele Hill drops controversial take on why NIL improves NCAA football

Jemele Hill believes that the NIL system has improved the state of college football after big wins by Vanderbilt and Indiana.
Athlon Sports

NCAA’s game-changing plan for direct payments to athletes for NIL

View post: Avalanche's Martin Necas Reportedly Leaning Toward Free Agency What if college athletes didn’t just earn endorsements—but paychecks directly from their schools? That’s the new frontier the ...
Saturday Down South

NCAA reportedly makes 2 key changes to NIL rules

The NCAA is reportedly adopting 2 key changes to its NIL guidelines aimed at tightening the rules around pay-for-play agreements.

Where Wisconsin Badgers athletics stands with NIL amid post-House settlement reality

Brian Mason, Wisconsin's director of NIL strategy, is optimistic about the Badgers' competitiveness with third-party NIL ...

3 Senate Democrats team up with sports stars and unions to denounce House NIL bill

Name, image and likeness rules for college athletes are the subject of competing legislation, and professional athletes ...

Has parity arrived in college football? Transfer portal, NIL money credited for tighter games

The transfer portal and NIL money have helped level the playing field across college football. The result is the type of ...
Athlon Sports

Rutgers transfer sues NCAA over controversial rule in fight for NIL opportunity

Jett Elad is standing up to the NCAA, and his battle could have major implications for the future of NIL deals. The Rutgers transfer, a Canadian-born safety, is suing the NCAA over its ...
Courthouse News Service

Ohio high school athletes win NIL rights after judge lifts statewide ban

Thanks to a lawsuit from an Ohio State football recruit, high school athletes in the Buckeye State are allowed to sign ...

Rutgers finally has a plan for NIL under new AD Keli Zinn. Here's what it looks like

Rutgers Athletics has long lagged behind when it comes to Name, Image and Likeness. But that's finally changing.
WFMY News2

Where are the Cinderella teams? The NIL effect on the NCAA Tournament

GREENSBORO, N.C. — For the first time since the NCAA tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, the Sweet 16 is made up entirely of power conference schools. No underdog stories. No Cinderella teams.

How will NIL work for Ohio high school athletes? Here’s what other states do

High school athletes can now earn money off their name, image and likeness after a Franklin County judge granted a temporary ...
Sporting News

Five-Star Ohio State commit receives a significant ruling in NIL case

An Ohio judge allowed for high school athletes in the state to enter into future NIL deals. The ruling by Franklin County ...