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Even in the era of NIL, college sports are stacked against student athletes—now lack of transparency is holding them back from a ‘fair market'

Without collective bargaining agreements like in pro sports, college athletes are left to navigate NIL blindly.

Fortune

Women's sports saw pivotal growth in deals, interest in 2022

The Independent UK

NIL Platform Opendorse Announces New ’NIL Book’

It will include complete figures of earnings expectations for collegiate athletes, with the aim of helping coaches and administrators navigate the NIL landscape.

Sports Illustrated

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Now pitching NIL deals: Suspended Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer

LOS ANGELES — The proposal that landed this week before several dozen NCAA athletes was fairly typical: Would you be interested in promoting a product and making money for it?

Los Angeles Times

New NIL collective to pay SMU football, men’s basketball players $36,000 per year

The Name, Image and Likeness era has had different ways of showing itself over its one year of existence. Donors at SMU have shown a willingness to engage with each of them. The latest engagement might be the biggest.

Tribune News Service

One year into NIL era, here’s what the massive change taught us about college sports

RALEIGH, N.C. — And Happy First Anniversary to college athletics’ NIL era. Roses, chocolates, maybe a Cameo message from your favorite college athlete all make for an appropriate celebratory gift. A year ago Friday, on July 1, 2021, the NCAA granted college athletes the right to profit off of their…

Tribune News Service

Name, image and likeness celebrates one year: How has it changed college athletics — especially golf?

It's been exactly a year since NIL legislation was enacted, and the ramifications have been sweeping in college golf.

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NIL era brought what some expected, others feared. What’s next for college athletics?

DALLAS — It started with a series of direct messages to a handful of players. The proposed deal was a simple one: a one-time, promotional transaction. Post to Instagram for Live Nation about a Jonas Brothers concert coming to town and get a couple hundred bucks in return. It was…

Tribune News Service

How NIL deals have ‘completely changed the college experience’ for women’s athletics

Kelley Lynch’s freshman year feels like a lifetime ago.

Tribune News Service

Miami's Wong shows college sports hurtles toward free market

An agent’s brazen demand made on behalf of University of Miami basketball star Isaiah Wong has provided a rare glimpse into the way elite college sports have been transformed by student-athletes’ rights to be compensated through endorsements

The Independent UK

NIL, ‘Booster Banks’ and Recruiting Wars: For Some, It Doesn’t Add Up

Less than a year into the NIL Era, officials say the college sports landscape is dramatically shifting back into the booster-driven world that plagued it decades ago.

Sports Illustrated

Los estados lidian con permitir patrocinios de atletas de secundaria

En un puñado de estados, los deportistas de secundaria han empezado a hacer tratos de patrocinio con pizzerías, empresas de ropa y aplicaciones de teléfonos inteligentes, aprovechando su condición de jugadores estrella.

Tribune News Service

States grapple with allowing high school athlete endorsements

In a handful of states, high school athletes have started making endorsement deals with pizza parlors, apparel companies and smartphone apps — cashing in on their status as star players.

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