NIL contracts between schools, athletes: What is in proposed deals?
As schools prepare to pay college athletes for the use of their name, image and likeness, details of proposed NIL contracts have been revealed.
The NCAA’s question of control: Coach, team rules and the next big court case
There are many layers to the college athlete-employment debate, enough for a college thesis. Control is just one of them.
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Who is the NCAA calling out? ‘Only a loser will harass college athletes’
If you’ve watched the NCAA Division 1 college basketball tournaments, you’ve probably seen commercials by the NCAA calling out certain fans. In fact, the NCAA isn’t pulling any punches as it ...
A Historic Change Could Bring New Money to College Athletes—but It’s Already Crushing Some Runners’ Dreams
Sources have told Runner’s World that some schools, which plan to opt in to the settlement, are already preemptively clearing ...
In recruiting battle, lawmakers weigh whether to give college athletes a tax break on NIL earnings
At least four states are considering giving college athletes tax breaks on endorsement income. The hope is to give athletes a ...
Ithaca College lets trans athlete compete in women's rowing competition after NCAA changes gender policy
Ithaca College has admitted to letting a trans athlete compete on the rowing team, and the NCAA has not indicated that the ...
Ex-NFL star JJ Watt demands NCAA drop 'charade' around student-athletes
Former NFL star J.J. Watt called out the NCAA in a post on X over the continuance of referring to players as student-athletes ...
Louisville, Kentucky leading mental health efforts in college sports as landscape changes
The University of Louisville and University of Kentucky are leading mental health efforts in college sports amid ...
Bryn Athyn student-athletes want answers as Pennsylvania college plans to cut all NCAA sports
Student-athletes at Bryn Athyn College are planning a protest after their school announced it's cutting all NCAA sports teams at the end of the year.
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Ithaca College lets trans athlete compete in women’s rowing competition after NCAA changes gender policy
Ithaca College in New York admitted to letting a trans athlete compete in a Division III rowing competition over the weekend. The college allowed this despite the fact that the NCAA changed its ...