Miami women’s basketball is the first to incur NIL-related sanctions, and the decision includes language targeting boosters.
What The NCAA’s First NIL-Related Sanctions Tell Us About The Future
By Kristi DoshPosted on By Kristi DoshPosted on Ally Becomes ACC Official Sponsor With Focus on Women’s Sports
By Darian KellyPosted on 
The collaboration features a media investment of 90 percent in women’s sports, focused on expanding game highlights, branded content, and features across the ESPN networks.
Navigating Transferring and NIL with Brevin Galloway
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
Clemson guard Brevin Galloway joins the podcast to talk about his experience with NIL so far, including how it played into his transfer experience.
Impacting the Next Generation Through NIL
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
UNC WBB athlete Deja Kelly joins the podcast to talk about how she’s using NIL to have a positive impact on younger athletes and to support single mothers.
College Football Coaching Salaries: Atlantic Coast Conference
By John RikerPosted on 
The Atlantic Coast Conference held its ground in the major realignment shifts in the last couple of years. Though the ACC is lagging behind the…
Hooters Bulks Up Marketing with Offensive Lineman NIL Deals
By John RikerPosted on 
Offensive lines across the southeast will appear in Hooters locations and promote the restaurant chain on social media
Cavinder Sisters Star in Champs Sports’ Back to School “Win Better” Campaign
By John RikerPosted on 
University of Miami basketball players Haley and Hanna Cavinder will star in Champs Sports “Win Better” campaign in the coming months, along with professional lacrosse…
Learfield And Zips Car Wash Announce First Multi-School, Co-Branded NIL Campaign
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
This is the first deal through Learfield that provides for co-branded opportunities with institutions and athletes.
Collective Landscape Reorganizing and Growing for Virginia Tech
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
A new collective launches for Virginia Tech as two existing collectives merge.
The Implications of UCLA and USC’s Move to the Big Ten
By John RikerPosted on 
The Big Ten’s expansion will make its member schools richer, while damaging the Pac-12’s financial prospects.
