HBCUs part of House vs. NCAA settlement opt-in
The Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) has opted into the House v. NCAA settlement, a decision that will have major implications for all member schools, including HBCUs North Carolina A&T and Hampton ...
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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 ...
No, college football isn’t dying. It’s just continuing to evolve.
NIL and the transfer portal have changed the game, but there is still a lot that works even if more reinvention is coming.
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Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook retires after 25 seasons, 4 national titles
Four-time national champion Nebraska volleyball head coach John Cook, who has won more matches than any Division I volleyball ...
Objections flow in on NCAA settlement over ‘unnecessarily harsh’ impact of roster limits
Most of the objections posted so far to the lawsuit settlement set to alter the college-sports model concerned the impact ...
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 ...