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…
California Assembly passes bill allowing college athletes to be paid by schools
The California Assembly on Thursday narrowly voted to approve legislation that would create the unprecedented opportunity for college athletes in the state to receive payments from their schools based on…
States move to lift barriers between college athletes, NIL
Lawmakers in Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere are working to remove barriers between college athletes trying to cash in on their fame and the schools for which they play as administrators…
With NIL Money Comes an Inescapable Fact: Taxes Are Owed
College athletes last July finally got the right to make money off their name, image and likeness (NIL). They also won something else: the headache of filing and paying taxes. Tap below to…
Inside the world of ‘collectives’ using name, image and likeness to pay college athletes, influence programs
NIL rights have opened up a whole new world for boosters and would-be influencers. Tap below to read the article by Dennis Dodd for CBSSports. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/inside-the-world-of-collectives-using-name-image-and-likeness-to-pay-college-athletes-influence-programs/