CONFERENCE NIL POWER Men’s basketball in the Big Ten Conference is as strong as ever in the 2025-26 season. The Big Ten currently boasts two undefeated teams (Michigan and Nebraska),…
Estimates, Not Exact Numbers If you’re curious about NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) in the realm of college athletics, chances are good you’ve seen or heard the term valuation, often…
In today’s NIL economy, one of the most common misconceptions involves NIL value vs earnings. A public valuation reflects projected market potential, while earnings reflect actual signed and paid deals.…
Unlike in college football, where rivals play only once a season, college basketball rivalries often feature at least two meetings a year. That’s generally the result of conference scheduling, but…
Often, geography is the biggest factor in a college football rivalry. But it’s certainly not the only factor. Sometimes, it’s based on two powerhouse teams from the same conference playing…
There isn’t a blueprint, per se, but divers trying to make an Olympic splash for the United States in Los Angeles in 2028 and beyond should probably study the journey…
The current records of SEC men’s basketball teams don’t quite line up in financial order. Kentucky, the conference leader in Name, Image and Likeness compensation, has gotten off to a…
Unlike most countries, the United States relies on donations to help fund Olympic athletes like elite swimmers. To compete at the international level, U.S. elite swimmers must train full-time, leaving…
College sports are undergoing a quiet but significant transformation. For decades, programs were built around high-school freshmen who developed over multiple seasons. Today, that approach is evolving as the NCAA…
As NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) continues to evolve, diversity is taking hold. It’s not just college football and basketball players making big money anymore. In the latest example of…
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