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Division I Commissioners Unsure of Identity of Next NCAA President

As the NCAA faces a major transition period, administrators weigh in on the soon-to-be vacated commissioner position: “That’s a really, really difficult job.”

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Bill Self: NIL, Transfer Portal ‘Out of Control Right Now’

The Kansas coach believes movement in the sport is not happening for “the right reasons.”

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Mark Emmert’s Exit Only the Beginning: More Overhaul Ahead in College Sports

The Transformation Committee is considering wholesale changes that would make the NCAA’s post–Mark Emmert era a completely different experience.

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This Is Not the Notre Dame of Old

New coach Marcus Freeman has quickly changed the culture and recruiting tactics in South Bend.

Sports Illustrated

Carr Contract Is Nothing Special: Business of Football

The Raiders’ QB has a new deal that looks like most standard QB deals. Plus, Kyler Murray and Deebo Samuel are unhappy, and a farewell to Jay Wright.

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Quinn Ewers Steps Into the Texas Spotlight in Spring Game

Despite Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian saying the starting quarterback position is still up for grabs, all eyes were on the highly touted Ohio State transfer Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

Mark Zeigler: NIL was supposed to fix college sports, instead it's become a pay-for-play free-for-all

SAN DIEGO — Not long after Texas A&M's football team, which hasn't won a national championship since 1939 (when it was the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas) or a conference title since 1998, secured the No. 1-ranked recruiting class, reports circulated about Aggies boosters assembling a war chest of…

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Notre Dame AD Swarbrick Sees Division I Breakup as ‘Inevitable’

Wholesale change is unavoidable in college athletics. The Fighting Irish athletic director thinks a total realignment of Division I is coming with it.

Sports Illustrated

Barry Switzer Announces Oklahoma NIL Collective for Athletes

The legendary Sooner football coach is taking advantage of the new college landscape.

Sports Illustrated

Haley and Hanna Cavinder Announce Transfer to Miami

The two former Fresno State players, Haley and Hanna, are famous for their social media presence along with their basketball skills.

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America's Best College Basketball Player Might Earn $2 Million Without Going Pro

Now that the NCAA can't stop student-athletes from making money, it can pay to stay in school.

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Jay Wright’s Retirement Accelerates a Sport’s Leadership Chasm

College hoops is facing a void after multiple high-profile departures, including by the Villanova coach.

Sports Illustrated

Tshiebwe’s Kentucky Return Shows What NIL Is All About

The Wildcats star, who is the first national POY to stay in school in more than a decade, will reportedly earn $2 million in NIL deals.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Oscar Tshiebwe to Earn Roughly $2M Through NIL

He’s the first National Player of the Year to return to school since 2008.

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Kentucky Star Oscar Tshiebwe Returning to School

It’s been 14 years since a reigning men’s National Player of the Year came back to college.

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J.R. Smith, former NBA player who became a college golfer, gets groundbreaking Lululemon NIL deal

The former NBA star is Smith is Lululemon's first male golf ambassador.

USA Today Sports Media Group

John Daly’s son — who has played one college golf tournament — signs NIL deal with Hooters

The son of two-time major champ John Daly played in one tournament last fall for the Razorbacks.

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J.R. Smith Inks NIL Deal With Lululemon

The former NBA player is cashing in on the NCAA’s new sponsorship rules.

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Current high school NIL rules in each of the 50 states (plus D.C.)

A current rundown that shows which states have adopted rules in favor of high school athletes benefiting from name, image and likeness.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Friday Night Notes: Star recruits flock to spring games, Arch Manning’s NIL offer

The latest edition of USA TODAY High School Sports' Friday Night Notes has plenty to break down on the HS football recruiting trail.

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‘I think it’s really neat’ — Miami coach Mario Cristobal embracing NIL landscape

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Alabama coach Nick Saban criticized the NCAA’s current rules regarding name, image and likeness, saying the current environment was not “sustainable” and that it “creates a situation where you can basically buy players.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

Kansas players are already cashing in on their championship win, with an assist from the school

NIL continues to change the landscape of college sports for the better

USA Today Sports Media Group

Georgia HC Kirby Smart speaks out on NIL world: ‘Not a lot you can control’

Kirby Smart talks NIL management

Sports Illustrated

Saban: NIL Creates System Where ‘You Can Basically Buy Players’

The Alabama coach says he is “all for” players getting money, but he does not think the current model is “sustainable.”

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Arch Manning can get paid with NIL deals while still in high school

Louisiana has approved NIL deals for high school athletes, allowing Arch Manning to get paid well before Peyton and Eli were.

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