Travis Hunter was offered $1.5 million to leave Colorado last year, but decided to stay, which showed his true character.

What’s the craziest NIL deal you’ve heard of? The post Travis Hunter’s One-of-a-Kind NIL Deal With $43B Giants Inspires $454K ...

Student-athletes at Colorado colleges could soon be paid directly by their schools under a bill being considered by the state ...

Directors Preston and Derek Dark highlight the hidden struggles of recruitment, NIL deals, and life beyond the field in their […] ...

The Supreme Court's decision to allow NCAA athletes to benefit from their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) has significantly ...

Some of the student-athletes with large TikTok platforms included Olivia Dunne, a gymnast at LSU with over seven million ...

For example, the money made from selling dope would be considered BAD money for many of us. Obviously, there are those who see drugs money as GOOD money.

It's no surprise that Colorado's two-way star Travis Hunter ranks No. 3 among all college athletes according to On3 's NIL Valuations.

Travis Hunter made quite a lot of money through NIL deals during his time with Jackson State University and Colorado ...

Travis Hunter's recent comments about Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have sparked intense discussions about financial ...

Travis Hunter, Colorado's standout two-way player and Heisman Trophy winner, showcased his versatility in more ways than one ...

Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter recently expressed his disbelief and frustration over reports that former ...