Florida Atlantic sues 4 former football players over NIL transfers
Florida Atlantic filed lawsuits against four former football players last week, marking a rare legal move tied to alleged breaches of NIL.
Read MoreFlorida Atlantic filed lawsuits against four former football players last week, marking a rare legal move tied to alleged breaches of NIL.
Read MoreBy Jeff Hauser, The Sporting News: The NIL era has hit a new standard for college football ahead of the 2026
Read MoreWhen Brett Yormark made the call 18 months ago to RedBird Capital Partners, the gap was already hard math, and it was only growing.
Read MoreEarlier this week, during an interview Texas coach Sean Miller predicted multiple rosters of at least $20M in college basketball this season.
Read MoreWSU isn’t close to meeting the NCAA’s revenue-sharing cap, and the Cougar Collective is still operational, working as official NIL partner.
Read MoreWith the transfer portal window open for college basketball, there’s always the question of what a certain player is demanding.
Read MoreChange is the name of the game in college athletics these days, and the Oregon basketball program is dealing with the harsh consequences.
Read MoreCal is attempting to increase the appeal of the Bears’ basketball program to prospects with NIL campaigns and a new practice facility.
Read MoreTexas Tech alum Cody Campbell seems to have some issues with Big 12 commissioner and things are getting heated.
Read MoreOn Friday, dozens of dignitaries are scheduled to meet at the White House for a roundtable chaired by President Donald Trump.
Read MoreThe longer things go without a governing body to regulate the chaos, the more student-athletes are going to be victimized by consequences.
Read MoreThe most successful FCS program in the modern era, and the third-largest oil-producing state in the country, has joined FBS football.
Read MoreOregon Ducks receiver Evan Stewart could be a key piece of one of the nation’s top receiving corps in 2026.
Read MoreDucks quarterback Dante Moore addressed whether Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) played a role in his decision to forgo the 2026 NFL Draft.
Read MoreAmid one of the sport’s most trying postseasons in recent memory, a lot has been made of the untenable current state of college football.
Read MoreRiley: The balance of power in college football is changing, and the SEC is no longer at the forefront of the sport.
Read MoreJay Sawvel gave $125,000 of his own salary back to the program in the form of revenue sharing, he confirmed on Saturday.
Read MoreUSC Trojans quarterback Jayden Maiava is seeing his NIL valuation increase as the demand for signal-callers in continues to rise.
Read MoreJordan Seaton’s reported $4–5 million NIL value underscores how difficult it has become for Colorado to retain elite talent in NIL era.
Read MoreThe college football world was rocked on Tuesday when Demond Williams Jr. announced he was entering the portal.
Read MoreWhen it comes to the subject of NIL in college sports, Tom Burman will be the first to tell you Wyoming has been playing catch up.
Read MoreThe QB transfer market is on track to reach unprecedented heights in 2026, with top signal-callers to get as much as $5M for single season.
Read MoreOregon star freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore has inked an NIL deal with Red Bull he announced via Instagram.
Read MoreDue to his NIL endorsement deal, Julian Lewis was able to gift his Colorado teammates their own brand-new JLab headphones.
Read MoreWashington State President Betsy Cantwell’s call to arms this past Friday in Spokane apparently is paying off already.
Read MorePublic institutions appear to have adopted a unified response to inquiries into the money they’re paying: None of your business.
Read MoreIn today’s era of college sports where money is a driving factor, schools have taken measures necessary to stay competitive.
Read MoreBlueprint’s new consulting deal with Oregon State, one that granted the company a sizable revenue-sharing cut, infuriating Beavers fans
Read MoreLike the Washington game, Washington State Cougars massively outgunned when it comes to NIL and revenue sharing.
Read MoreOregon State University’s athletic department denies claims that Blueprint Sports excessively profits from a deal struck in August.
Read MoreVisit Reno Tahoe & Wolf Pack Sports Properties, LLC have established a partnership incorporating Nevada athletes into NIL promotional content.
Read MoreWashington State Athletics announced on Tuesday it has partnered with Opendorse, one of the giants in the NIL world.
Read MoreThe College Sports Commission, the newly-implemented enforcement group, has reportedly created a “snitch line” to report NIL rules violations.
Read MoreSen. Maria Cantwell is proposing a bill that would rewrite a 1961 law prohibiting college conferences from banding together to sell media rights.
Read MoreJedd Fisch was asked what some of his long-term goals are for his program, as cash continues to flow into Washington’s athletic department.
Read MoreEA Sports has amended its licensing contract for College Football 27, raising athlete compensation but also tightening terms.
Read MoreAthletic Director Pat Kraft said Penn State is a “power brand” built for the new world of college athletics.
Read MoreLewis landed the deal alongside Oregon wide receiver Dakorien Moore, Ohio State cornerback Devin Sanchez, and Texas linebacker Colin Simmons.
Read MoreESPN surveyed more than 20 college general managers and agents to determine how much a Power 4 starter cost at each position.
Read MoreAhead of the 2025 college football season, DoorDash has agreed to a partnership with the Oregon Ducks, per On3’s Pete Nakos.
Read MoreFor the fourth consecutive year, Jacksons Food Stores will be the exclusive retailer of Bronco Football collectible trading cards.
Read MoreOregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore was recently announced as part of Beats by Dre’s 2025 “Beats Elite” class.
Read MoreOffensive lineman Jordan Seaton and quarterback Julian Lewis inked deals with Taco Bell and are part of the company’s “Buffs Box.”
Read MoreWashington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. donated a portion of his NIL money to his alma mater, Basha High School in Chandler, Arizona.
Read MoreNo doubt, traditions have been hurt by conference realignment, the transfer portal, and the “modernization” that has come in recent years.
Read MoreOklahoma State coach Mike Gundy is not convinced the College Sports Commission is the right answer to the troubles facing college football.
Read MoreUtah State men’s basketball coach Jerrod Calhoun showed his commitment to the school with a $150,000 donation to the school’s NIL fund.
Read MoreWashington State athletic department today announced the creation of two new positions devoted to bolstering its NIL efforts.
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