By Darian KellyPosted on 
The 2021 National Champion and 2022 All-American has been working with Advantage Goalkeeping to develop her signature glove, which is specifically designed for the female hand.
By Darian KellyPosted on 
Despite negotiating the partnership before the tournament started, the parties decided to release the cards in March, which allowed them to capitalize on the Hurricanes’ success.
By Kristi DoshPosted on 
From selecting athletes before the tournaments began to signing athletes after they have big games, brands are approaching NIL different during March Madness.
By Darian KellyPosted on 
As a part of the deal, Pringles has released limited-edition cans highlighting four different mustaches, the pringle, horseshoe, pencil and caterpillar.
By Madeline MyersPosted on 
From passive income to the pursuit of O-1 visas, more NIL avenues are opening for international student athletes. Two immigration attorneys weigh in.
By Darian KellyPosted on 
McCarthy and Corum recently visited C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, where they gifted patients autographs and Bose speakers.
By Darian KellyPosted on 
As a part of the partnership, Iamaleava starred in a Force Factor commercial where he encouraged viewers to shop for Force Factor products at Wal-Mart and “unleash your potential.”
By Darian KellyPosted on 
One of Monarc’s most popular products is the Seeker, a robotic quarterback that has helped drive Harrison’s success as a pass catcher this season.
By Natalie LopezPosted on 
Allen University freshman volleyball player at Maliyah Spencer became the first athlete at her school to sign an NIL deal.
By Natalie LopezPosted on 
The No. 6 recruit in the class of 2024, Kiyomi McMiller, becomes just the second NIL athlete to join the Jordan Brand alongside Kiki Rice.
