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Did Jeff Monken’s Immediate Success With Army Turn Up Heat on AAC Coaches?

The Black Knights are 9–0 in their inaugural season in the American Athletic and do not enjoy the same advantages as other college football programs.

Sports Illustrated

Fired UMass Football Coach’s Wife Blasts School Over NIL Money

Don Brown's wife Deborah wasn't happy about his firing from UMass, suggesting he was at a huge disadvantage financially.

Sports Illustrated

Texas Tech wants permission to pay college athletes as a part of its recruitment efforts

State law prohibits schools from making direct name, image and likeness deals with athletes. Texas Tech says it puts them at a disadvantage as the university recruits athletes for fall 2025.

The Texas Tribune

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What Are the NCAA Transfer Portal Rules?

Players routinely bounce around the nation looking for the best place to maximize their talent and get an opportunity to make it to the next level.

Sports Illustrated

Money in NCAA sports has changed life for a few. For many athletes, college degree remains the prize

Money from name, image and likeness deals has changed what it means to be a NCAA athlete for some college players

The Independent UK

College athletes are getting paid and fans are starting to see a growing share of the bill

Winning at big-time college sports has never been free

The Independent UK

NCAA basketball 2024-25 predictions: will Cooper Flagg live up to the hype?

The college basketball season tips off on Monday across the United States. Will the UConn men do a rare three-peat? Can anyone replace Caitlin Clark? Our writers weigh in

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How Does NIL Work In NCAA College Golf?

Name, image and likeness deals were given the green light by the NCAA in 2021, but how does it work in college golf?

Golf Monthly

Foreign Takeover: More Elite NBA Draft Prospects Choosing College Basketball

Thanks to NIL, top young men’s basketball players are leaving their European pro teams and coming to America to play in the NCAA.

Sports Illustrated

Quarterback Matthew Sluka Enters Transfer Portal Amid NIL Dispute

Quarterback Matthew Sluka's departure from UNLV due to NIL dispute sparks national conversation. UNLV achieves historic bowl eligibility.

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LSU’s Flau’jae Johnson Wants It All—Another Title Included

Look no further than the Tigers guard to see how much college athletes can accomplish while using their platforms to grow the game.

Sports Illustrated

Nine Men’s College Basketball Coaches Hoping to Avoid Hot Seat in 2024–25

The coaching carousel from the spring is still spinning right before the new season begins.

Sports Illustrated

Princeton Men’s Basketball Bucks Trend By Retaining Its Top Two Players

Of the 22 conference players of the year from one-bid leagues a year ago, just one returned to the same school this season: the Tigers’ Caden Pierce.

Sports Illustrated

Cooper Flagg Q&A: New Gatorade NIL Deal, Adjusting to Life at Duke, and Favorite College Players Ever

Flagg spoke to Sports Illustrated about becoming the first men's college basketball player on Gatorade's NIL roster.

Sports Illustrated

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Duke Freshman Cooper Flagg Makes History With NIL Deal With Gatorade

The Duke Blue Devils star became the first men's college basketball player to sign an NIL deal with the iconic brand.

Fortune

LSU NIL star Livvy Dunne's business empire expands

The LSU gymnast is competing for a fifth and final year, with an eye on what comes after college.

The Conversation

Student-athletes find more power in the changing legal landscape of college sports

Ever since the NCAA permitted college athletes to get paid by companies that use their names, images and likenesses, athletes have tested the limits of their increasing power.

USA Today Sports Media Group

UConn’s Geno Auriemma blasts current NIL landscape in rant about a broken system

Geno Auriemma is ranting about the NIL system — again.

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Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy Says Only One Thing Is Driving Roster Retention Right Now

The Cowboys coach lamented the current state of NIL.

Sports Illustrated

College Football Coaching Hot Seat Watch: Ryan Day’s Mission This Season Is Clear

A look at every FBS conference and who is on the hot seat and who could coach their way off it.

Sports Illustrated

Mid-Major Men’s Basketball Preview: Gonzaga, Boise State Lead Cinderellas to Circle

The NIL landscape has made it harder than ever for mid-majors to keep up off the floor, but on it, teams outside the nation’s top conferences are still as competitive as ever.

Sports Illustrated

Big 12 Men’s Basketball Preview: Houston, Kansas Vie For Supremacy Among Top-10 Teams

Jayhawks center Hunter Dickinson should be the league’s top player, while realignment adds more stacked squads to a deep league.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Kendrick Perkins is grossly exploiting young athletes through their NIL rights

The deals Perkins' new company, Nilly, is offering sure sound a lot like predatory loans

Golf Monthly

Do College Golfers Get Paid?

College golfers frequently have high profiles in the modern game, but do they get paid?

Top News

Landmark .78 Billion College Sports Settlement Approved

A .78 billion legal settlement revolutionizes college sports, allowing athlete compensation and NIL deals.

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