NIL, Trump and executive order
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CBS News reported Wednesday that President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order establishing national standards for name, image and likeness initiatives. What that order would entail, and what Trump's vision for college athletics looks like, have been a relative mystery.
Carson Beck turned heads and made arguably the biggest move in the college football transfer portal this offseason when he left Georgia for Miami. And it appear
The second and third highest-paid players behind Manning are LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier, who makes about $4 million a year, and South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers, who makes just under $4 million as well. Florida Gators QB DJ Lagway rounds out the list.
Ryan Williams has inked a major Name, Image and Likeness deal ahead of the 2025 football season. The Alabama football sophomore wide receiver was announced as a Nike athlete, joining a team of athletes such as LeBron James, Kylian Mbappe, Tiger Woods and Simone Biles.
Opinion: Snell & Wilmer's Deborah Gubernick and Hayden Burnight explore NIL developments in California and how the legal landscape is shifting in the sports industry after the House settlement.
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The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism has launched an NIL-sponsored program with NCAA athletes. What to know about the program and its ambassadors:
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 roster-building more straightforward.
Locked On Buffs’ Kevin Borba believes Sanders is set to see his wish soon.