President Trump signed an executive order that looks to end "third-party, pay-for-play" NIL payments for college athletes.

The landmark House v. NCAA Settlement, approved earlier this summer, helped rewrite the NCAA rulebook, effectively ended ...

President Trump on Thursday introduced new rules for the NIL and revenue-sharing deals that have shaken up college sports in ...

Barkley showed love for his alma mater, but made it clear he won’t continue giving endless amounts of money to support what ...

The College Sports Commission (CSC) has softened its stance on NIL payments to student-athletes in yet another change of ...

The new guidance allows collective deals as long as the athlete is promoting 'for profit' goods or services to the public.

With revenue-sharing underway, the College Sports Commission and NIL Go are officially in motion. Here’s what Mizzou fans ...

Former collegiate softball star, Jennie Finch, reflects on NIL deals, team dynamics, and how college sports have evolved with ...

On July 24, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order aimed at addressing recent legal developments that have changed ...

About three years ago, the NCAA restored NIL rights to college athletes, allowing them to profit from their personal brands.

In college, student-athletes have long been prohibited from making deals to profit from their fame, so they forfeited their NIL rights by signing on with college sports teams.

As NIL transforms college sports and U of M athletics, calls continue for stronger oversight Records show hundreds of Gopher athletes have signed Name, Image and Likeness deals.