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Why many college athletes still see a degree as the ultimate prize

NIL deals provide additional income to college athletes, but for many, a college degree remains their primary goal.

Travis Hunter is one of college sports' top earners. Here are the 10 student-athletes with the highest NIL valuations.

NIL deals provide significant financial opportunities for student-athletes while allowing them to continue their education.

Why many college athletes still see a degree as the ultimate prize

NIL deals provide additional income to college athletes, but for many, a college degree remains their primary goal.

Travis Hunter is one of college sports' top earners. Here are the 10 student-athletes with the highest NIL valuations.

NIL deals provide significant financial opportunities for student-athletes while allowing them to continue their education.
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N.C.A.A. Settlement Agreement Reveals How Colleges Would Pay Athletes

The $2.8 billion settlement agreement in the class-action antitrust lawsuit allows schools to pay college athletes directly, potentially reshaping the amateur model of college athletics.

Judge challenges terms of proposed settlement on athlete pay

Judge Wilken challenges the $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, calling it unfair for limiting athlete compensation.
The lawsuit marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation.

Thanks to NIL, local car dealers are out of the shadows and landing star college athletes

College athletes leveraging Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rules for perks like cars is a new landscape in NCAA recruiting.

Athlete group opposes NCAA's $2.8B settlement

The NCPA opposes a settlement agreement claiming it limits revenue potential for college athletes.

A "super league" for big-time college sports?

Big-time college athletics is facing a transformation due to declining amateurism and players' demands for compensation.
The proposed super league could create a major divide between elite and non-elite college football programs.

Judge preliminarily approves settlement in suit on athlete pay

The NCAA and major sports conferences have reached a preliminary settlement to compensate college athletes, contingent on further approval after a fairness hearing.

N.C.A.A. Settlement Agreement Reveals How Colleges Would Pay Athletes

The $2.8 billion settlement agreement in the class-action antitrust lawsuit allows schools to pay college athletes directly, potentially reshaping the amateur model of college athletics.

Judge challenges terms of proposed settlement on athlete pay

Judge Wilken challenges the $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, calling it unfair for limiting athlete compensation.
The lawsuit marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation.

Thanks to NIL, local car dealers are out of the shadows and landing star college athletes

College athletes leveraging Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rules for perks like cars is a new landscape in NCAA recruiting.

Athlete group opposes NCAA's $2.8B settlement

The NCPA opposes a settlement agreement claiming it limits revenue potential for college athletes.

A "super league" for big-time college sports?

Big-time college athletics is facing a transformation due to declining amateurism and players' demands for compensation.
The proposed super league could create a major divide between elite and non-elite college football programs.

Judge preliminarily approves settlement in suit on athlete pay

The NCAA and major sports conferences have reached a preliminary settlement to compensate college athletes, contingent on further approval after a fairness hearing.
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LSU NIL star Livvy Dunne's business empire expands

Livvy Dunne exemplifies the impact of NIL reforms for female athletes, ranking as a top earner with $4 million in brand deals.

Leadership roles in college athletics inaccessible for women

Women remain underrepresented in leadership roles within college athletics despite occupying a significant percentage of entry-level positions.

LSU NIL star Livvy Dunne's business empire expands

Livvy Dunne exemplifies the impact of NIL reforms for female athletes, ranking as a top earner with $4 million in brand deals.

Leadership roles in college athletics inaccessible for women

Women remain underrepresented in leadership roles within college athletics despite occupying a significant percentage of entry-level positions.
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Cooper Flagg Joins Gatorade's Elite Roster Ahead of Debut at Duke University

Cooper Flagg, 2024's Gatorade Best Male Player, joins Gatorade's roster as the first male NCAA basketball player in their NIL program.

Clemson board OK's per-semester athletic fee

Clemson University will implement a $150 athletic fee beginning next academic year to support its athletic department financially.
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April Verrett on Labor Unions and the 2024 Election

Building a modern labor movement must adapt to the changing workforce and its diverse needs.

Georgia-Bama Preview and the Top Tier of CFB With Bruce Feldman, Derrick Rose Retires, Plus Gordon Hayward Stops By

Derrick Rose's career illustrates resilience amid challenges, impacting future generations in the NBA.
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How to watch 'The Money Game,' following LSU athletes including Angel Reese, for free

New NIL rights are transforming amateur college athletics by allowing athletes to earn from endorsements.
"The Money Game" follows LSU athletes benefiting from new compensation opportunities during the 2023-2024 school year.

Virginia law allows schools to pay athletes for NIL

Virginia schools can pay athletes for NIL rights, first law of its kind in the US.

How to watch 'The Money Game,' following LSU athletes including Angel Reese, for free

New NIL rights are transforming amateur college athletics by allowing athletes to earn from endorsements.
"The Money Game" follows LSU athletes benefiting from new compensation opportunities during the 2023-2024 school year.

Virginia law allows schools to pay athletes for NIL

Virginia schools can pay athletes for NIL rights, first law of its kind in the US.
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Why USC sold Coliseum field space to DirecTV: It's 'an adapt-or-die scenario'

USC is capitalizing on new NCAA rules to sell on-field sponsorship ads, reflecting a shift towards commercialization in college athletics.

Big 12's discussions to add UConn have stalled

The Big 12 has paused discussions about adding UConn as a member, focusing instead on current league priorities.

Big 12 business affairs: What the Ernst & Young report says about financial efficiency across the conference

Operational efficiency is crucial for Big 12 schools to compete with SEC and Big Ten due to a significant gap in revenue sources.

Winning plays: Your playbook for leveraging your athletic brand to inspire fans on and off the field

College athletics drive loyalty and engagement across various audiences.

Perspective | Gender equity in college sports hampered by sluggish, underfunded oversight

Federal agency OCR's sluggish enforcement of Title IX in college athletics impacts gender equity efforts.

'He's A Great Guy' | Calgary Flames

Coronato and Thrun transitioned from college standouts to professional athletes swiftly after their NCAA season ended.
Both players are focused on establishing themselves as everyday players in the NHL and supporting each other through the ups and downs.

Letters: Does DePaul have the potential to create a basketball powerhouse and be the pride of Chicago?

DePaul University men's basketball team has struggled in recent years with a record of 1-7.
Despite the struggles, DePaul University is making significant changes, including opening a new arena and hiring a new athletic director.

NCAA proposes direct Div. I-to-athlete NIL deals

NCAA proposes rule changes to allow Division I schools to pay athletes
New rules would create a trust fund for athletes and allow schools to set their own policies
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