Former Michigan running back Blake Corum calls out the critics of the Name, Image and Likeness era in college football.

College athletics has been changed forever. The days of amateurism in college sports are officially in the rear-view mirror.

Texas A&M almost tripled its NIL war chest from 2023-24, when its athletes received $19.4 million. Though there is major ...

Michigan football's NIL golf outing sees Wolverines targeting Michigan State rivalry. Defensive linemen muse about the Paul ...

Yahoo Sports’ Jason Fitz spoke with the ESPN college football analyst about what needs to happens over the next five years to ...

JuJu Watkins, Flau’Jae Johnson and Azzi Fudd are among 14 top women’s college players signing NIL deals with Unrivaled, the ...

July 2025 marked the completion of four academic years in which college athletes could earn money from their name, image, and likeness. Texas A&M’s total compensation has at least doubled every year ...

President Donald Trump is out to put a cap on NIL money for college athletes with signing a new executive order.

I'm honestly surprised there haven't been lawsuits yet,' said an official from Happy Valley United, Penn State's NIL ...

Opinion: Snell & Wilmer's Deborah Gubernick and Hayden Burnight explore NIL developments in California and how the legal ...

To an extent there's any uniformity, there are variables to whether an injury docks a player NIL payment -- including where the injury took place. And of course, there's insurance involved ...