Since implementation of the House v. NCAA settlement started, questions swirled around enforcement of the rules. The College ...

The landmark House v. NCAA Settlement, approved earlier this summer, helped rewrite the NCAA rulebook, effectively ended ...

Aug. 1 was a landmark date in college football. Schools could officially offer written revenue-sharing contracts to recruits, ...

Since the NCAA lifted its restrictions in 2021, student-athletes have been able to profit from their name, image, and likeness (“NIL”), sparking ...

Every program across the state has a different interpretation of what data is subject to open records laws and how that data ...

Penn State coach James Franklin shared his take on the new revenue-sharing model in college athletics during Monday’s episode ...

The House settlement has led to future revenue sharing for athletes. As it stands in the agreement, 22% of the average power conference school’s annual revenue would be directed to athletes.

Lawyers in the settlement allowing revenue sharing in college sports and the commission overseeing NIL deals agreed on ...

College coaches are racing to master retention as revenue sharing and NIL opportunities steer athletes toward the transfer ...

Revenue-sharing — a new era of NIL distribution in college sports — begins July 1. Here’s what you need to know about how Mizzou athletics will operate.

NIL has become a force that has driven recruiting and transfer decisions. In the first year of the NIL era, Division I athletes in the NCAA averaged $3,711 in earnings, according to reports from ...