Mark H. Carter Contributes $1.5 Million to NIL Initiative: The Anchor, March 13, 2025
The Vanderbilt University men's basketball team NIL initiatives just received a significant gift from alumnus Mark H. Carter.
Top Texas Prospect is Looking For $1.5 Million in NIL
Texas Longhorns women's basketball remains a top contender for No. 1 Class of 2025 prospect Aaliyah Chavez and may have to ...
Colorado Buffaloes Quarterback Julian Lewis Top NIL Deals: $1.1 Million NIL Valuation
Four-star quarterback Julian 'JuJu' Lewis was the highest-rated commit of the Colorado Buffaloes' 2025 recruiting class, and according to On3, Lewis' name, imag ...
NCAA taps this Texas-based AD to manage back-pay settlement, NIL future
The Texas A&M athletic director, as well as former athletic director Ross Bjork, now at Ohio State, will serve on the ...
From Shaq to Zion: Which past men’s college basketball legends would have earned the most money in the modern NIL era?
Video clips of Fredette’s most audacious shots instantly set social media ablaze. Kevin Durant described Fredette as the ...
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Beshear signs bill allowing Kentucky student-athletes to sign NIL deals with their schools
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signed into law Thursday a bill that will allow Kentucky student-athletes to get Name, Image and ...
Vanderbilt Commodores men's basketball receives $1.5 million matching gift from alumnus
Vanderbilt announced on Wednesday a $1.5 million matching gift challenge by alumnus Mark H. Carter to support men's ...
Armed with more eligibility and NIL, Diego Pavia's value could go from nonexistent to full-fledged empire
Diego Pavia is now a commodity. Check that -- an empire if you count the fact his lawyer lives in Puerto Rico. "It is an ...
The 10 student-athletes with the highest NIL valuations
Cooper Flagg and Livvy Dunne are among the highest-paid student-athletes thanks to NIL deals. See who else made the top 10.
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Adam Rittenberg tabs Texas Tech football as playoff contender thanks to eye-popping NIL, transfer portal moves
The ESPN journalist believes that the Red Raiders could be an off-the-radar team that could sneak into next year's College ...