Amid one of the sport’s most trying postseasons in recent memories, a lot has been made of the untenable current state of college football. Between “blatant tampering” accusations, star quarterbacks breaking contracts to join conference rivals and multiple court cases challenging NCAA eligibility rules,

Since the advent of NIL, women’s gymnasts have pioneered college sports entrepreneurship. From New York City skyscrapers to Nike leotard lines, meet the top NCAA gymnasts turning talent into NIL deals.

College football fans are digesting one of the premier events on the gridiron — National Signing Day. As high school players pledge to join coaching staffs across the country, these

Colorado coach Deion Sanders says college football needs a commissioner and that the term "student-athlete" is obsolete.

An attorney for the NCAA warned it could cause "chaos" for collegiate sports if basketball player Charles Bediako is allowed to rejoin the University of Alabama team after playing professionally.

An effort to curb the big business of college sports is gaining steam on Capitol Hill, where a growing number of lawmakers in both parties are outraged at the NCAA and signaling intervention from Congress on athlete compensation and revenue sharing is inevitable.

Make no mistake, college sports is big business. The Supreme Court wasn’t buying the lies the NCAA tried selling. In 2021, the high court ruled unanimously in a 9-0 opinion against the NCAA, and NIL went into effect that year. Conservative justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote the most scathing rebuke of the NCAA’s amateurism model.

The College Sports Commission (CSC) has launched its first known inquiry into LSU for potential violations of NIL reporting rules.

The representative council of the Michigan High School Athletic Association has approved the expansion of personal branding activities, allowing student-athletes at MHSAA member schools to benefit from such opportunities.