One Pack is no longer in charge of paying players or brokering deals. Here’s how it still plays a part in N.C. State’s NIL ...

Since implementation of the House v. NCAA settlement started, questions swirled around enforcement of the rules. The College ...

As athletes begin sharing in the revenue, the next decade will determine whether they gain real negotiating power. Part 1 of ...

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how university officials in Oklahoma are navigating revenue sharing with student athletes.

Colleges are allowed $20.5 million in revenue sharing with athletes this year, but some question if women athletes will get ...

Now finalized, the much-anticipated antitrust settlement in House v. NCAA will introduce a new era of college athletics with ...

Lawyers in the settlement allowing revenue sharing in college sports and the commission overseeing NIL deals agreed on handling of collective payments ...

In an era of college sports where coaches, players, and staff are constantly trying to keep up with changes to name, image, and likeness (NIL) landscape. Due to ...

There was a time when the SEC was the unquestioned king of college football as evidenced by 13 national titles over the last ...

On June 6, the House vs. NCAA reached a settlement over name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals. One of the changes made was ...

Under the House settlement, booster collectives may pay student-athletes for NIL as long as all of the payments are for valid business purposes, according to Ropes & Gray.