The Jack Nicklaus IP dispute raises critical questions about the value of NIL rights and the pitfalls of selling those rights.
By Aron SolomonWhat College Athletes Need to Know About the Jack Nicklaus NIL Case
By Aron Solomon By Aron Solomon By Aron Solomon By Aron SolomonSix Schools Team up With New NIL Licensing Group for Video Game Rights
In a significant development for collegiate athletics and gaming, six prominent universities—Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, Oregon, and Texas Tech—have partnered with Pathway Sports and Entertainment…
Livvy Dunne Files Objection to $2.8B House Settlement
The House v. NCAA settlement outlines a comprehensive plan to compensate Division I athletes for past name, image, and likeness restrictions and to establish a…
5-Star MBB Recruit Nate Ament Signs Game-Changing NIL Deal With Fanstake
By Darian Kelly
High school basketball superstar Nate Ament has the prep hoops universe in a frenzy about which college he will take his talents to. While also…
By Darian KellyPlayers From NC State’s ‘Cardiac Pack’ Sue NCAA Over NIL Earnings
Ten players from NC State’s 1983 national championship-winning basketball team sued the NCAA and Collegiate Licensing Company Monday.
What Athletes Need to Know About the House Settlement
By Kristi Dosh
The NCAA and Power Five conferences have approved a settlement in the House case, but what does that really mean for current and former athletes?
By Kristi Dosh
