New clarifications on the NCAA’s NIL rules provide some do’s and don’ts for institutions going forward.
Division I Board Issues New Clarifications on NIL Rules
By Kristi DoshPosted on By Kristi DoshPosted on AT&T Steps into the NIL Ring with Tennessee Student-Athletes Deal
By Darian KellyPosted on 
Three Lady Volunteer basketball players and Vols quarterback Herndon Hooker are teaming up to promote AT&T’s products.
The TUFF Fund Signs Its First Temple Student Athletes to NIL Deals
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
The TUFF Fund, an NIL collective supporting Temple student athletes, has signed its initial class of 16 athletes.
Garnet Trust Making NIL Deals for South Carolina’s Women’s Basketball Team
By Madeline MyersPosted on 
University of South Carolina collective working to provide all women’s basketball players $25,000 in NIL deals.
Indiana University Football Team Inks Charitable NIL Deal to Prevent Gun Violence in its Community
By Jack RothenbergPosted on 
The Hoosiers’ football players will follow the path of Indiana’s basketball stars and partner with Hoosiers For Good.
FanZone Partners with Icon Collective and G-Men Nation, Opens to Other Athletes
By bcsguestwriterPosted on 
FanZone is a social media app for college and pro athletes to monetize exclusive behind-the-scenes content through monthly subscriptions from fans.
FanJolt Partners with Daymond John And Adds Collective Partners
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
Daymond John’s “Daymond on Demand” financial literacy program will now be available to FanJolt’s collective and institutional partners.
Boilermaker Alliance Adds Drew Brees to Board and Expands to All Sports
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
Alum Drew Brees will join the Boilermaker Alliance’s Executive Board and chair its Advisory Board.
Rise HBCU Collective Launches to Support All HBCUs
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
Rise HBCU will focus on connecting athletes with their communities.
The Boulevard Collective Launches to Support SMU Athletes
By Caitlin JohnstonPosted on 
Through the collective, select SMU student-athletes could make a reported $36,000 in NIL earnings
