The NCAA adopted new NIL measures aimed at protecting student athletes at its annual convention this week, and bigger changes could be on the way.
New NIL Regulations Approved at NCAA Convention
Judge Grants Transferring College Athletes Immediate Eligibility, But…
Although a judge has temporarily restrained the NCAA from enforcing its transfer rules, athletes could still lose eligibility if the decision is overturned.
NCAA Introduces Post-Eligibility Injury Insurance Option for Student-Athletes
By Kristi Dosh
NCAA introduces a new initiative to provide post-eligibility injury insurance for student-athletes, offering comprehensive coverage beyond their college playing days.
By Kristi DoshNew Federal NIL Bill Could Help International Athletes
By Kristi Dosh
One proposed federal NIL bill would grant international student athletes the same ability to monetize their NIL as other athletes.
By Kristi DoshComparing the 4 New Federal Proposals for NIL
By Kristi Dosh
There are three new bills and a draft for discussion at the federal level, but can any of them garner enough consensus for a federal NIL bill to pass?
By Kristi DoshBreaking Down Tennessee Football’s Violations Under Jeremy Pruitt
By Kristi Dosh
Tennessee’s football program was found to have committed 18 Level I violations, including more than 200 individual infractions. What exactly happened?
By Kristi Dosh
