Division 3 Colleges by State: NIL, Conferences, and the D3 NIL Reality
NCAA Division III is the largest competitive tier in college athletics — roughly 195,000 athletes across more than 440 institutions, representing about…
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NCAA Division III is the largest competitive tier in college athletics — roughly 195,000 athletes across more than 440 institutions, representing about…
Division 2 colleges in Alabama give student-athletes a real shot at both a strong education and competitive sports. You get smaller classes,…
The familiar sound of the axe at a Stephen F. Austin game still echoes through Homer Bryce Stadium the way it has…
When K.C. Keeler told CBS Sports in October 2024 that Sam Houston probably had “the least amount of NIL money in the…
In December 2021, Nike made its first-ever NIL signing across all of college sports. The athlete wasn’t a quarterback. She was a…
Walk around Hyde Park on a Saturday and you can spot Spartan faces in storefront posters, Instagram shoutouts for downtown cafes, and…
In January 2026, all three NCAA divisions voted to advance STUNT to championship sport status. The first official NCAA STUNT Championship will…
Drive through Pullman on a Friday night and you might spot a Coug linebacker in a local pizza shop ad. For decades,…
The University of Tulsa isn’t an SEC powerhouse, and it doesn’t have $50 million NIL years. But the Golden Hurricane have built…
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley just had the most consequential year in its athletic department history. The Vaqueros generated $24.48…
For decades, a scholarship was the most a College of Central Florida athlete could hope for, but the landscape of amateur sports…
Picture Tre Carroll, the Big East’s leading scorer in 2025-26, walking off the floor at Cintas Center and stepping straight into a…