Title IX will apply to college athlete revenue share, feds say
An official for the U.S. Department of Education, the federal enforcer of gender equity in sports, said Title IX rules will apply to future revenue dollars that schools share with…
Oklahoma working with former Eagles executive Jake Rosenberg on salary cap, revenue sharing
With athletic directors spending the summer figuring out what revenue sharing will look like, Oklahoma is turning to a former NFL executive for assistance. Tap below to read the report…
We are watching college baseball change — and not for the better
Few observers, if any, would argue that of all the so-called major college sports, baseball has remained the least affected by money and greed. It has remained closest to the…
NLRB hearing begins weighing consequential athlete employee question this week
Amid widespread industry tumult, one existential question hovers over all others: Should NCAA college athletes be deemed employees of their universities? Tap below to read the report on ON3.com https://www.on3.com/os/news/nlrb-hearing-begins-to-weigh-consequential-athlete-employee-question-this-week/
NCAA proposing new college athletics subdivision rooted in direct athlete compensation
NCAA president Charlie Baker is planning to introduce this week a proposal to create a new subdivision within Division I that grants certain schools more autonomy around policy-making and permits…
How state governments are using NIL to juice recruiting: ‘Why wouldn’t we try to help?’
If you are a state legislator and there is a piece of legislation you could pass or a regulation you could repeal that would improve the competitiveness of a local…
While Congress and NCAA squabble, NIL collectives lead push on revenue sharing
Name, image and likeness (NIL) is at the center of a two-day stakeholders meeting that began Tuesday. While no report or legislation is expected immediately from the gathering, administrators and…
SEC commish Greg Sankey rails against lack of NIL progress as college sports leaders struggle for answers
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In late June, the next step in college sports’ pursuit of solutions for name, image and likeness (NIL) unfolded in a large conference room within NCAA headquarters…
SEC Media Days 2023: Greg Sankey stumps for federal NIL help, updates conference’s stance on expansion
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is not only the face of college football's most influential conference but is also one of the most powerful voices in college athletics.…
Greg Sankey breaks down what can be done to add ‘guardrails’ to current landscape
In a sit-down interview with college football analyst Joel Klatt, Sankey discussed extensively the widespread inconsistencies and complete lack of organization or control anybody has over the NIL deals because…