D.J. Wingfield has decided to take his case to court as the NCAA continues to bar him the ability to play college football this season
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Nick Saban gets his wish with the president's new executive order calling it a "huge step" for college athletics.
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New Jersey signed a law that bars the NCAA from punishing NIL offending schools in the state
The College Sports Commission and House attorneys reached an agreement allowing NIL collectives to go beyond the $20.5M “salary cap” — as long as deals stay within a loosely defined fair market range.
Mike Locksley is tired of the NIL situation and how it affects his locker room, he vows to not let it happen this year.
Terrelle Pryor’s lawsuit seeking NIL backpay was dismissed in court. Here’s why the former Ohio State star’s claim was denied... and why he was about 15 years too early for NIL.
The Big Ten will join the Big 12 in paying athletes via fintech companies like Paypal and Venmo.
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Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz wants to expand the playoff to as many as 30 teams and his idea is actually pretty convincing.
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Lane Kiffin says the NCAA’s revenue-sharing plan is trying to act like a salary cap — but it’s too weak to stop rule-breaking in college football’s NIL era.
Legal appeals are mounting against the NCAA’s $2.8 billion settlement, putting retroactive athlete payouts on hold and raising new questions about Title IX compliance.
The Big Ten and Big 12 are clashing over the future of the College Football Playoff, with public comments revealing deep divides ahead of a key 2025 deadline.