The House settlement that was supposed to have calmed the college sports waters has done nothing but churn them. Here are ...

Seven separate groups of athletes have appealed federal judge Claudia Wilken’s decision to grant final approval to the landmark House v. NCAA settlement.  The appeals, which hit the court docket ...

Collectives will be treated like other “valid” businesses by the NIL Go clearinghouse. The post House v. NCAA Lawyers Reach ...

Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman speaks to the media at the Mandalay Bay convention center during the first day of Big ...

It’s a massive change in our world,” UNC athletic director Darren Dunn said. “It is a significant milestone in college ...

For Prairie View and other HBCUs, the NCAA House Settlement isn't just a challenge-it's a call to action. The Panther Athletic Fund represents a model for how HBCUs can lead with innovation, purpose, ...

With the landscape of college athletics changing, athletic director Chris Del Conte said, "Texas will be ready." ...

The House settlement forced the NCAA to pay nearly $2.8 billion in back damages over the next decade to any student-athlete that competed from 2016 to present day.

A press release by Big Ten Communications on June 6 confirmed the agreement of the House settlement between the NCAA, Power ...

The landmark agreement will result in a new financial model that allows schools to directly share revenue with college athletes.

Plaintiff laywers in the settlement involving the NCAA and the Power Five conferences are set to receive more $750 million in ...

Southern University and the SWAC have opted into the NCAA settlement, agreeing to pay $30 million over the next decade to former athletes for lost NIL opportunities, which will allow for direct ...