NIL, Deals and Agency
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Deion Sanders Rips on NIL in College Football
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Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State and Football
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NIL has completely changed the landscape of college sports. Football players, in particular, are reaping the benefits of a wide-open market that has few
Texas Tech has won double-digit games just one time in the last 48 seasons, but it is trying to change that pattern of mediocrity in the name, image and likeness era of college football.
A year after choosing Avery Johnson over Will Howard, Kansas State is primed for College Football Playoff run because its quarterback stayed put.
Army head coach Jeff Monken reveals his problem with the current state of college football as programs navigate transfer portal chaos.
The College Football 26 video game dropped this week, resulting in a significant payday for NCAA student-athletes. Each player whose name, image, and
Here’s what it looks like from here: Red Raider athletes will make a reported $55 million in name, image and likeness deals this school year, apparently an NCAA record. And that doesn’t count the $5.1 million Tech just guaranteed a Mansfield Lake Ridge offensive tackle over three years. Once he actually graduates from high school, that is.
Big 12 coaches sat in a roundtable setting, nodding in agreement that college athletics' NIL system is not just flawed, it's impossibly screwed up. FOX Sports' RJ Young details their proposed solution.
Five-star offensive tackle recruit Keenyi Pepe committed to the USC Trojans on May 1, and although the five-star recruit's Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deal