Tennessee Attorney General shares about NCAA agreeing to a settlement over NIL rules
After a year of court hearings, Tennessee has agreed to a settlement with the NCAA over rules regarding paying athletes.
What are next steps in NCAA’s $2.8 billion settlement becoming reality?
Schools and conferences are already moving on plans to implement revenue sharing, with some already starting to sign athletes ...
Tennessee improving basketball stadium; raising ticket prices
A new video scoreboard and sound system are part of the improvements coming to the University of Tennessee's Food City Center ...
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At Least 250 Athletes Have Opted Out of the House v. NCAA Settlement
Hundreds of current and former college athletes have filed objections to various aspects of the House v. NCAA settlement, citing concerns about gender equity and antitrust, as well as protesting the ...
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Penn alum, Chiefs wide receiver Justin Watson supports Ivy League decision to opt-out of 'pay for play'
The three-time Super Bowl champion and Wharton graduate is competing for a Ivy League record-breaking fourth Super Bowl win.
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NCAA Settles NIL Recruiting Ban Lawsuit
The NCAA has settled a lawsuit with several states that began in January 2024. As a part of the settlement, the NCAA agreed ...
Fed warns NCAA could violate Title IX with expected revenue sharing model, NIL payments
Schools are setting aside funds for revenue sharing ahead of the House vs. NCAA settlement. The fed says those funds are ...
Mizzou's Josh Gray, 3 ex-SLU basketball players sue NCAA in federal antitrust lawsuit
The players argue they have been harmed by their previous inability to receive NIL compensation. They're accusing the NCAA of ...
What will the Michigan football roster look like in 2025? Breaking down a revamped offense
Where Michigan's offense stands after the portal window, with several transfers and 2025 recruits poised to make an instant ...
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NCAA, Tennessee Settle Case Against NIL Recruitment Ban
The NCAA policy prohibits the use of NIL contracts as a recruitment incentive, meaning athletes cannot negotiate NIL deals with collectives or boosters —coalitions of alumni that raise money to pay ...