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UConn Star Paige Bueckers Lands NIL Deal With Chegg Ahead of Final Four

Bueckers previously signed multi-year deals with Gatorade and StockX.

Sports Illustrated

PRO: Pay college athletes

St. Peter’s University’s run of upsets wasn’t the only storyline from this year’s March Madness tournament. The other is that the Memphis Tigers men’s basketball team is in trouble for allegedly paying its players, in violation of NCAA rules. It is time for the NCAA to do the right thing…

Tribune News Service

March Madness paying off for players under mishmash of rules

This week, Kansas, Villanova, North Carolina and Duke will play in the first Final Four to take place under the new world of “name, image and likeness” endorsements in college sports

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NIL is not just for star athletes. Look what’s being done for Ohio State softball.

Name, Image, and Likeness isn't just for your star athletes. The OSU softball team has entered the fray.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Los estados lidian con permitir patrocinios de atletas de secundaria

En un puñado de estados, los deportistas de secundaria han empezado a hacer tratos de patrocinio con pizzerías, empresas de ropa y aplicaciones de teléfonos inteligentes, aprovechando su condición de jugadores estrella.

Tribune News Service

Adidas is launching an NIL program for NCAA Division 1 athletes

The first major sports brand to offer college athletes a name, image, and likeness network.

Input

Adidas Announces Creation of Wide-Reaching NIL Network

Over 50,000 students will have the opportunity to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL) under a new Adidas initiative.

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Mike Bianchi: College football’s latest scam: Getting fans to pay players via NIL collectives

Can you imagine if the Cleveland Browns asked its fans in the “Dawg Pound” to ante up $230 million so the team could sign controversial quarterback Deshaun Watson to the largest guaranteed contract in NFL history?

Orlando Sentinel

College athletes making most of creative NIL opportunities

ATLANTA — The NIL era is just getting started. It’s new terrain for collegiate athletes to explore, an opportunity to finally capitalize on and expand their personal brands. Now a year into the new NIL world, we’re seeing how creative some partnerships can be.

Tribune News Service

Friday Night Notes: NIL continuing to shift the recruiting landscape

The latest edition of USA TODAY High School Sports' Friday Night Notes breaks down what's happening around the HS football landscape.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mac Engel: Baylor’s Matthew Mayer has rekindled the spirit of NCAA icon Kevin Pittsnogle

FORT WORTH, Texas — Basketball scouts are busy hoping to find the next Jordan or LeBron, when what America equally craves is another Kevin Pittsnogle.

Tribune News Service

A high school junior reportedly signed an $8 million NIL agreement

A high school football player in the class of 2023 has reportedly signed an NIL agreement that will pay up to $8 million.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Report: Class of 2023 Football Recruit Signed NIL Deal Potentially Worth Over $8 Million

A class of 2023 five-star football recruit has reportedly signed a name, image and likeness deal that could be worth more than $8 million.

Sports Illustrated

Sibling Assist: For Angel and Julian Reese, NIL Comes With a Familial Advantage

One stars on the women’s team, another is a promising freshman on the men’s team. Together, their success is surpassing just the hardcourt.

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Ohio Lawmaker Wants 2010 Ohio State ‘Tattoogate’ Wins Reinstated Amid NIL Rule

A representative is trying to get the NCAA to return Ohio State’s vacated wins from the 2010 season.

Tribune News Service

For NIL company Montlake Futures, the goal is to help the University of Washington win without selling its soul

SEATTLE — Montlake Futures is chasing more than just money.

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: College football’s Wild West is head coach salaries, not NIL

College football is out of control. Boosters are pooling money to attract talent to their favorite program. It’s all happening out in the open, but no one is doing anything about it. No one really is even talking about it.

Los Angeles Times

USC's Caleb Williams strikes NIL deal with real estate private equity fund

LOS ANGELES — His high-profile transfer to USC marked a potentially transformative moment in the new age of name, image and likeness, and in the three weeks since his arrival, Caleb Williams has already made waves in that world, announcing a major deal with Beats by Dre, inking a licensing…

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Caleb Williams Lands With New Team, but His Larger Goal Remains the Same

The quarterback transferred from Oklahoma to USC last month, looking to reunite with coach Lincoln Riley and boost his chances in the NFL draft.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Oregon is launching an NFT platform, which come with special edition Nike Air Max 1 sneakers

The worlds of NFT and NIL are colliding at the University of Oregon.

Tribune News Service

Mark Bradley: NIL money is the new currency of college football

ATLANTA — Once upon a time, whispered tales of improper benefits involved $50 handshakes. A booster would shake a college athlete’s hand and share more than warm greetings. The All-American Hugh McElhenny, who played at Washington 70 years ago, offered a variation: “A wealthy guy puts money under my pillow…

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Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher Rants About NIL Rumors: ‘It's Insulting’

The Texas A&M coach fired back against rumors that NIL was the reason he earned the nation's number one recruiting class.

Sports Illustrated

For Trailblazer Jada Williams, the Future Is Now. Expect Others to Follow.

High school athletes were historically not allowed to profit off their NIL—and most still can’t. But a 16-year-old star is among the first to change that.

USA Today Sports Media Group

NIL Is Part Of The Recruiting Deal Now, AND IT’S OKAY: Daily Cavalcade

Recruiting 2022: NIL deals - and the potential of players getting benefits and money - are okay now. They're part of the recruiting deal.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ex-NBA player, current college golfer J.R. Smith signs with agent for NIL deals

"J.R.'s main objective is just to bring more attention to the game of golf."

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