Marie Tuite, the former San Jose State athletic director who was forced out of that role two years ago following a major sexual abuse scandal in her department, is set…
The legal battle between competing multimedia rights holders Playfly and Learfield was short lived, according to a notice of voluntary dismissal filed in Delaware this…
More than a year into the name, image and likeness era in college athletics, college athlete financial literacy and money management are still top of mind for many…
NIL consultancy Altius Sports Partners is establishing on-campus operations at six of its partner schools as it launches a new program to create NIL-specific departments…
Any fan who’s sat at a college football game is likely familiar with the bleacher seat. The often cold (hello, Big Ten), or frequently quite hot (looking at you, SEC)…
College athletes last July finally got the right to make money off their name, image and likeness (NIL). They also won something else: the headache of filing and paying…
Two groups of people rooted for the Duke Blue Devils to beat the UNC Tar Heels in Saturday night’s Final Four matchup: Duke fans and March Madness advertisers. The four…
A pair of remaining March Madness title contenders will cash in from their runs in their respective NCAA tournaments—the question that remains is how much they’ll make…
UConn’s double-overtime Elite Eight win over No. 1 seed NC State on Monday night averaged upwards of 2 million viewers on ESPN—good for the largest audience for a…
A record number of fans—and a boisterous bunch at that—attended the first and second-round games in this year’s women’s NCAA basketball tournament. The 32 contests, a…
Trend lines are pointing towards the professionalization of college sports, “Either through legislation at the NCAA level, the state level, the federal level or forced…
Technology giant Meta is expanding its name, image and likeness efforts in college athletics through a new partnership with sports tech provider Teamworks. The parent…
