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What Donald Trump's NIL executive order aims to achieve: Draft hints at future plans for college sports
CBS News reported Wednesday that President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order establishing national standards for name, image and likeness initiatives. What that order would entail, and what Trump's vision for college athletics looks like, have been a relative mystery.
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USC's Juju Watkins wins ESPY award for Best College Athlete—Women's SportsHaving just turned 20 years old, USC star JuJu Watkins continues to add to her already remarkable list of accomplishments ...
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The answer is as easy as ABC. College sports need a CBA.
Schools are ready to embrace "normal" NIL: no pay-for-play deals. Even after the House settlement, challenges await.
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FOX Sports and Barstool Sports announced the two sports media powerhouses are coming together to bolster college football and ...
A bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that would codify critical aspects of college sports has cleared its first ...
The BSU athletics department is navigating the new era of NIL and student athlete compensation, while staying true to their ...
Nor is this just Kentucky. It's all over the country. South Carolina just instituted a $300 per year athletics fee, on top of ...
EA Sports' College Football 26 generated buzz this month with the release of its updated list of the toughest places to play ...
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