The move could supersede state laws on so-called name, image, and likeness deals, which allow star athletes to make millions of dollars playing college football and basketball.

A resolution between the two sides could shape the future enforcement of college athletics’ new revenue-share concept.

A report that President Trump is considering an executive order to address NIL in college sport shouldn't make coaches or administrators too excited.

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The U.S. President has already considered a commission on college athletics alongside former Alabama football coach Nick Saban and is now said to be actively working on an NIL executive order ...

President Donald Trump is set to issue an executive order that would establish national regulations for name, image, and ...

The NCAA’s landmark $2.77 billion settlement is changing college athletics by letting schools share revenue directly with ...

President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order setting national standards to better control the name, image and ...

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The countdown to Lee Corso’s final appearance on ESPN’s “College GameDay” will kick off when the longtime analyst and former ...

EA Sports College Football 26 builds on its solid foundations and celebrates what makes the college experience and its teams ...

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released its fiscal year 2024 report, showing that gross gaming revenue reached $1.18 ...