Whether it was an ACC, SEC, Big Ten or Big 12 coach taking the podium at media days, one theme remained consistent: In an era ...

Texas Tech football players are earmarked for $15.1 million of revenue sharing and are able to make outside NIL deals. Here's how they're handling it.

With the revenue-sharing agreement comes a crackdown on NIL (name, image and likeness) deals. Prior to revenue sharing, the ...

Wisconsin Badgers football players don't really talk about how much money they're making, despite millions of dollars coming ...

In a revised memo sent Thursday, the College Sports Commission clarified that NIL collectives can compensate athletes if ...

Revenue-sharing — a new era of NIL distribution in college sports — begins July 1. Here’s what you need to know about how ...

Football coaches, players and administrators shared skepticism and some hope in a post–House settlement world as they await ...

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BYU hires Travis Hansen to help pilot football, basketball and all other Cougar sports, with the financial side his expertise ...

Revenue-sharing payments, like NIL deals, are taxable income that athletes must report on their tax returns. “They’re not just giving money and saying, ‘Here, do whatever you want with it.’ ...

Vanderbilt football coach Clark Lea was slow to adapt to the original NIL and transfer rules, but he believes he's better prepared this time around. If anything, he said, the new rules make ...

What happens to NIL after revenue sharing? Name, image and likeness will remain an avenue for athlete compensation. But its complexion could change substantially in the wake of the House settlement.