Chuba Hubbard and Keira McCarrell have filed a class action lawsuit against the NCAA seeking to recover damages for not receiving Alston awards.
Breaking Down Hubbard v. NCAA Class Action Case
Top Kentucky Basketball Recruit Shaedon Sharpe Signs First Major NIL Deal
Future Wildcat star partners with Vancouver-based sneaker community startup SoleSavy
NCAA’s Draft Constitution Embraces NIL, Passes Rulemaking to Conferences and Institutions
By Kristi Dosh
One of the nine principles detailed in the new draft constitution from the NCAA focuses on name, image and likeness, stating that student athletes cannot…
By Kristi DoshBipartisan House Bill Introduced on Name, Image and Likeness Rights
By Kristi Dosh
Congressmen Anthony Gonzalez (R-Ohio) and Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) have introduced a bipartisan bill in the House of Representatives regarding name, image and likeness for NCAA…
By Kristi DoshMarketers Bullish On Monetization Opportunities For NCAA Athletes With NIL Rights
By Kristi Dosh
It seems like only a matter of time before student-athletes can begin profiting from their name, image and likeness. But what kind of money can they really make as influencers?
By Kristi DoshCollege Football Playoff Payouts Might Favor Some Conferences
By Kristi Dosh
How much money will conferences make from the College Football Playoff this year? Can Leonard Fournette fetch a historic amount for his game-worn jersey at…
By Kristi Dosh
