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What Student Athletes Need to Know About Their NIL Income

An athlete who receives name, image and likeness (NIL) income is considered self-employed, which means they need to keep taxes and other issues in mind.

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Caitlin Clark challenges fellow hoopers in new NIL deal with Gatorade

"If I can sign with Gatorade, you can too."

USA Today Sports Media Group

Iowa’s Caitlin Clark Inks NIL Deal With Gatorade That Features Unique Charitable Focus

The Hawkeye star added another big NIL deal to her resume.

Sports Illustrated

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NCAA President Wants to Spread the Wealth Among College Athletes

Charlie Baker spoke to Sports Illustrated on Monday about his proposal for a new college athletics model that would aim to benefit women athletes and Olympic-sport athletes.

Sports Illustrated

J.J. Watt Logically Explains Why Marvin Harrison Jr. Likely Will Enter 2024 NFL Draft

Marvin Harrison Jr. could make a lot of NIL money, but there's nothing like an NFL paycheck.

Sports Illustrated

Answering the Big Questions About NCAA’s New NIL Proposal

The framework presented by NCAA president Charlie Baker is in its early stages, but SI broke down everything there is to know about the proposed system thus far.

Sports Illustrated

Marshall Coach Says ‘Miserable’ Starting Quarterback Entered Transfer Portal Because ‘Fans Hate Him’

The bluntness of Charles Huff's comments raised eyebrows.

Sports Illustrated

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SI:AM | A Proposal to Fundamentally Alter the NCAA

Could this fix the organizations problems?

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Proposes New Framework to Pay Athletes at Richest Programs

Schools would use trust funds and direct NIL payments to more directly compensate athletes.

Sports Illustrated

The NCAA Has Let NIL Become the Wild West

It’s been two and a half years since NIL deals became legal and there are still no clear rules, leading to a free-agency market where players pick the highest bidder.

Sports Illustrated

Herbstreit: Marvin Harrison Jr. Not a ‘slam dunk’ to enter the 2024 NFL Draft

Harrison is the early consensus best prospect, but Herbie believes he might return to Ohio State

USA Today Sports Media Group

Former Colorado Standout Rips Deion Sanders As Son Hits Transfer Portal

The former third-team All-American had a pointed question for Coach Prime a day before his son entered the portal.

Sports Illustrated

Nebraska’s Matt Rhule Appears to Lament NIL Costs of Transfer Quarterbacks

The Cornhuskers’ coach knows that getting a quality signal-caller out of the transfer portal comes with a steep price.

Sports Illustrated

What We’re Hearing About College Football’s Coaching Carousel

Texas A&M poaching Duke’s Mike Elko could have a domino effect on this offseason’s coaching market.

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Forde-Yard Dash: Why Texas A&M Vetoed Hiring Mark Stoops

All signs were pointing toward Stoops leaving Kentucky for College Station, but instead Mike Elko is the new Aggies head coach.

Sports Illustrated

Deion Sanders Sets Record Straight on Colorado’s Transfer Portal Strategy: ‘We’re not an ATM’

The Buffaloes coach said he wants players who prioritize football above NIL opportunities.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Happy Gilmore, the high school golfer who signed with Ball State, talks his name, NIL

Happy Gilmore talks about signing with Ball State last week to play golf.

Sports Illustrated

President Biden Meets With Former College Football Players Amid NIL Debate

The president hosted a roundtable at the White House on Wednesday and showed support for college athletes amid their ongoing battle with the NCAA for compensation.

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The White House brought all of the wrong people to its panel on the rights of college athletes

The White House's college sports panel completely misses the mark.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Why massive NIL money doesn’t mean Angel Reese is going broke in the WNBA someday

The WNBA isn't going to make college basketball players lose their money. Sorry, folks.

Tom’s Hardware

Canon's Nanoimprint Litho Tool Could Disrupt Wafer Fab Equipment Market

Canon's nanoimprint lithography tool is seemingly set to be dramatically cheaper than ASML's EUV litho machines.

Sports Illustrated

Colorado’s Travis Hunter to Promote American Eagle in NIL Agreement

The Buffaloes’ two-way star added another brand to his extensive catalog of NIL deals.

Sports Illustrated

Caleb Williams Will Sign a Contract Just Like Everyone Else

Our latest Business of Football column says not to believe two recent stories about the presumed top pick. Plus, thoughts on Roger Goodell’s extension and Olympic flag football.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A proposed Michigan law would allow high school students to capitalize off NIL

Michigan took a big step towards NIL possibilities for high school students.

USA Today Sports Media Group

I owe you an apology, Phillies. I wasn’t really familiar with your game.

The Phillies are looking unstoppable these days, folks.

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