The recent House vs. NCAA settlement marks a turning point in college sports, allowing schools to pay athletes directly and capping revenue sharing at $20.5 million per year.

Federal judge Claudia Wilken signed off on a settlement resolving three antitrust compensation cases brought against the NCAA ...

College sports are cracking down on NIL deals with a new system called NIL Go, created by Deloitte. The goal is to stop booster-funded payments disguised as endorsement deals and ensure athletes are ...

Joining Editor Jeff D'Alessio for Part 2 of a wide-ranging discussion: Illini greats Deron Williams, Perdita Felicien, Jason ...

Joining Editor Jeff D'Alessio for Part 2 of a wide-ranging discussion: Illini greats Deron Williams, Perdita Felicien, Jason ...

As college sports shift to direct athlete pay, leaders work to clarify enforcement and penalties for new NIL rules amid uncertainty ...

Following the NCAA's historic settlement, reform is spreading like a wildfire across the collegiate athletics landscape.

Eight female athletes filed an appeal Wednesday of a landmark NCAA antitrust settlement, arguing that women would not receive their fair share of $2.7 billion in back pay for athletes who were barred ...

The NCAA and Power Four conferences entered into a final settlement agreement (the Settlement) on June 6, 2025, resolving ...