WHERE WILL LANE KIFFIN LAND?
Lane Kiffin might not be the best coach in college football. But the current Ole Miss coach (for the moment anyway) is suddenly the biggest name in the business. He…
New Era in Blacksburg: What James Franklin Brings to Virginia Tech Football
This time, James Franklin won’t get an 11-year honeymoon. But Franklin just might end up having a very happy — and lasting marriage — at Virginia Tech. As Franklin was…
Ferris State Heavy Favorite in Division II Football Playoffs
It won’t get nearly as much attention as the College Football Playoff, but another postseason kicks off this weekend — and it might be just as compelling. The 32-team NCAA…
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…
Legal Myths About NIL: Separating Facts from Fiction
The world of collegiate sports is rapidly evolving, especially with the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights. As athletes and fans navigate this new landscape, it’s crucial to…
What Colleges Must Know About NIL-Related Institutional Risk
As colleges navigate the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights, understanding the associated institutional risks is crucial for maintaining compliance and transparency in athlete-related initiatives. NIL regulations…
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…
It’s Not Equal Footing — And It’s Complicated — But International Athletes Can Make NIL Money (Just Not in the U.S.)
Since July 2021, NCAA rule changes have given U.S.-born student-athletes the ability to earn money from their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Many have built valuations in the millions through…
Why International Student-Athletes Are Still Locked Out of NIL — And Why That May Soon Change
Since the NCAA opened the doors to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights four years ago, college sports have undergone a massive transformation. In major revenue sports like football and…
