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How NIL in College Basketball Is Changing the NBA Draft
In 2021, the NCAA began allowing college athletes to earn money via their name, image and likeness (NIL) rights. Millions ...
Trae Taylor’s NIL Warning Comes as Nebraska's $165M Facilities Wow Visitors
As Nebraska pours $165 million into new athletic facilities, Trae Taylor raises concerns about NIL priorities, sparking ...
Oregon QB Turns NIL Into Detroit Dreams
With a $10K donation and a heartfelt children’s book, Oregon quarterback Dante Moore is using his NIL money to inspire the ...
SC High School League adjusts NIL policy to comply with state budget
South Carolina’s governing body for high school sports altered its bylaws this week to ensure it can keep functioning amid ...
Peyton Manning reflects on whether NIL would have changed his college decision
Quarterback great Peyton Manning speaks on patience as he looks back on his acclaimed college career compared to today's NIL ...
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Mizzou reportedly spent more than $31 million on NIL in last year
Mizzou has spent major money over the last 12 months to help fund the program's NIL efforts, according to a report.
Michigan bill introduced to limit NCAA's regulation of college athletes' NIL deals
Rep. Joe Tate introduced House Bill 4643 to prevent the NCAA from limiting student-athletes' NIL rights in the state of ...
Duke phenom Cooper Flagg’s NIL partnership leads to major event before NBA Draft
Duke basketball superstar Cooper Flagg will be featured in a major 2025 NBA Draft promotion before beginning his pro career.