It didn't matter whether the statement was directed at the brother of superstar Nico Iamaleava, because the message was clear: pay your NIL buyout or face legal action. Players enrolled at schools ...

It’s time “colleges” such as St. John’s cut to the body chase and approach donors — boosters, alumni and all wealthy, ego-twisted NIL-givers — to just ask them where they want their ...

Nearly two weeks have passed since Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel announced Nico Iamaleava would not return to the Volunteers next season. Shortly after the announcement, the quarterback ...

He joined UCLA on Sunday, reportedly for half the money though terms of any NIL deal were not released.Arkansas freshman quarterback Madden Iamaleava entered the portal this week not long after ...

But thanks to NIL in the college athletics landscape, big-name athletes like Sanders are already making money in college. The Colorado quarterback inked several NIL deals during his two-year ...

Nico Iamaleava, a quarterback who led Tennessee to the College Football Playoff last season, walked away from a reported $2.4 million NIL contract to seek higher pay elsewhere. He joined UCLA on ...

Arkansas’ NIL collective is seeking to recoup $200,000 from departed quarterback Madden Iamaleava, according to a report Wednesday by On3’s Pete Nakos. Iamaleava left the Razorbacks earlier ...

Consider quarterback Cam Ward. He initially declared for the draft, but returned to college after receiving an NIL deal from Miami. He went on to finish as a Heisman Trophy finalist and is now the ...

The image, in addition to selling a snack, is a symbol of how Burden, one of college football’s top recruits in 2022, became the face of Missouri’s NIL movement. That fall, the St. Louis ...

The NCAA has allowed student-athletes since 2021 to profit from their name, image and likeness, or NIL. The financial shift and its impact on college athletics have been dramatic. College athletes ...

The image, in addition to selling a snack, is a symbol of how Burden, one of college football’s top recruits in 2022, became the face of Missouri’s NIL movement.