The WNBA star makes about $76,000, compared to the average NBA player earning $9.7 million—and it's forced some female ...

He joins veteran agent Harold Lewis along with Christian Addison, vice president of football, Aaron Brynildson, vice president of football operations, and Carson Powell as director of NIL and new ...

Top recruit AJ Dybantsa of the 2025 college basketball season is already showing why the BYU Cougars have a superstar on ...

The USC Trojans were hit with unfortunate news recently when offensive lineman DJ Wingfield had his eligibility waiver denied by the NCAA as he was seeking to p ...

In an era of name, image and likeness, or NIL, many college athletes are thinking differently about who they are—seeing ...

Charles Barkley Calls Out NIL Deals As An "Unsustainable Model Of Business" In College Sports originally appeared on Fadeaway ...

North Carolina’s long-term future in the ACC is becoming increasingly uncertain — and according to a report from Inside Carolina, the Tar Heels already have the ...

⚾ The MLB predicts Saturday’s Speedway Classic, featuring the Braves and Reds at Bristol Motor Speedway, will break the league’s all-time attendance record. More than 85,000 tickets have been reported ...

U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilken of the Northern District of California, approved a $2.576 billion settlement in ...

The NCAA contends the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit should avoid becoming “the first appellate court in the ...

"The executive order signed last week by President Donald Trump — "Saving College Sports" — harms college sports. It will add more uncertainty by generating more lawsuits," Michael LeRoy writes.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order titled Saving College Sports July 24, establishing new NIL regulations.