Drexel is ditching NIL collectives to move toward a revenue-sharing model for athletes. Here’s why.
Already behind from a collective standpoint, the school is looking to secure NIL compensation for its student-athletes ...
Alabama and Georgia lost the upper hand in college football last season. Is NIL to blame?
Other programs, desperate to get back to prominence, have chipped away at Alabama and Georgia’s talent advantage. How will ...
Marshall collaborates to release coffee blends to support NIL program
Marshall University has teamed up with a coffee company to release a line of signature blends to benefit name, image and likeness collective.The partnership bet ...
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Penguin Collective guides NIL deals
By Jacqueline Arroyo / Jambar Contributor In 2024, 50 student-athletes from Youngstown State University’s men’s and women’s basketball, football ...
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2026 Top-20 recruit Qayden Samuels hearing from 5 schools the most
Qayden Samuels, a four-star shooting guard in the 2026 class, says he is currently hearing from five schools the most (in no ...
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Why College Football Coaches Are Investing in Federal Lobbying
One issue coaches have been vocal about: the transfer portal. The post Why College Football Coaches Are Investing in Federal Lobbying appeared first on Front Office Sports.
Mandel’s Mailbag: How overblown are the ‘SEC dominance is dead’ takes?
Plus: Would LSU pull the plug on Brian Kelly with another 9-win season? Which Big 12 school can become a perennial CFP ...
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Update: Former Collegiate Football Stars’ NIL Lawsuits for Retroactive Compensation
For many years, college athletes fought for the right to license their name, image, and likeness (NIL) while keeping their ...