Zheng Repeats as NCAA Men’s Tennis Champion
Columbia’s Michael Zheng wasn’t even seeded when the brackets for the NCAA Division I men’s tennis championship were released — but it didn’t matter. Throughout the tournament, the defending national…
North Carolina’s Brantmeier wins ironic NCAA women’s tennis championship
University of North Carolina senior Reese Brantmeier won the NCAA Division I national championship Sunday by defeating UC Berkeley’s Berta Passola Folch in a dominant straight-set performance. If you know…
NCAA All-Star Team to Compete in Prestigious Spengler Cup
Back in 1980, the best NCAA hockey players in the United States shocked the world with the “Miracle on Ice.” While this isn’t the Olympics, another historic moment for college…
NIL and Academic Integrity: Striking the Right Balance
The evolving landscape of collegiate athletics has brought to the forefront the delicate balance between Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities and maintaining academic integrity. As we navigate this new…
DEFENDING CHAMPION VERMONT AMONG NCAA MEN’S SOCCER TOURNAMENT FAVORITES
The NCAA men’s soccer version of March Madness kicks off this week with defending champion Vermont sitting high atop the list of fan favorites. The 48-team NCAA Division I soccer…
How Federal NIL Laws Might Standardize the Chaos
The world of collegiate athletics is currently navigating a complex landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) laws, with varying regulations across different states. As we explore this issue, it’s…
How State NIL Laws Are Creating an Uneven Playing Field for College Athletes
The landscape of college athletics has undergone a dramatic shift. A patchwork of state regulations now governs how student-athletes can profit from their name, image, and likeness. This new era…
Navigating NIL Laws: What Every College Athlete Needs to Know in 2025
The world of college sports changed forever in the summer of 2021. A landmark decision opened the door for student-athletes to earn money from their personal brand. This shift created…
State-by-State Breakdown: How NIL Laws Differ Across the U.S.
Understanding how name, image, and likeness rules vary by state helps athletes, fans, and sponsors act with confidence. As of June 30, 2021, the NCAA approved an interim policy letting…
From Pay-to-Play to NIL: Understanding the Legal Line
We guide you through the legal shift that reshaped college athletics and athlete compensation. The NCAA adopted an interim policy on June 30, 2021, after the Supreme Court’s Alston decision.…
