Matthew Sluka, ex-UNLV QB who left amid NIL dispute, signs with JMU: What could Dukes offer?
Matthew Sluka — the former starting quarterback at UNLV who left the school after a widely publicized dispute over name, image and likeness payments — signed with James Madison, the school announced Tuesday, reuniting him with two of his former coaches.
It's been over three years since college athletes have been able to be paid above-board, a ruling that has permanently ...
Carson Beck's massive reported NIL figures have Colorado star Travis Hunter reconsidering his decision to declare for the NFL draft. Beck, who spent ...
The Tulane Green Wave continues to make it known that they are a Group of 5 program fully prepared to compete in the current ...
As if we needed more proof that college sports are completely out of control, now we have top-five 2025 college basketball recruit Nate Ament using NIL ...
A radio appearance by UAB's Trent Dilfer and a social media post from Tulane coach Jon Sumrall shed some light on college ...
Name, image and likeness was meant for the good of college athletes, agents asking inflated percentage fee to sign with ...
However, even by twin standards, Cameron and Cayden Boozer are special. Not only are they the sons of former All-NBA forward ...
NIL is shifting how student-athletes decide to commit to college since money from promotional deals with businesses can ...
Individual teams will use NIL collectives to go over the cap. The big schools will supplement incomes to stay on top of the ...
One of the highest NIL earners in all of college sports is leaving the Texas Longhorns and headed for the NFL Draft. Texas ...
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