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How athletes will be paid as July 1 ushers in new era for college sports: NIL changes, enforcement, contracts
College athletics enters a new era July 1 as the House v. NCAA settlement takes effect, formally allowing schools to share revenue with athletes. For the first time, schools can directly pay players for performance -- a historic shift in the landscape of college sports.
Congress to propose NIL guidelines in new college sports compensation bill
A bill designed to end ambiguity surrounding name, image and likeness (NIL), establish professional guidelines for agents and protect collegiate leagues from antitrust lawsuits received a strong endorsement from a bipartisan group of nine congressional representatives Thursday.
Colorado's Deion Sanders wants a salary cap in college athletics as name, image and likeness deals continue to run rampant in ...
The Texas Tech Red Raiders have made headlines this offseason with their work in the transfer portal and on the high school recruiting trail. Aided by an influ ...
Big 12 Media Days opened the door for several coaches in the conference to voice their frustrations with the current state of ...
As the sport heads into a new frontier with revenue sharing, TCU head coach Sonny Dykes wants to clean up college football.
A year after choosing Avery Johnson over Will Howard, Kansas State is primed for College Football Playoff run because its ...
Army head coach Jeff Monken reveals his problem with the current state of college football as programs navigate transfer ...
NIL has completely changed the landscape of college sports. Football players, in particular, are reaping the benefits of a ...
The truth is, college football has been on this NFL trajectory for a while. The recent recruiting headline was just a ...
Mike Gundy is finally coming around on NIL and revenue-sharing after years of hesitation, but the longtime Oklahoma State ...
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