In today’s college football landscape, the battle off the field is as fierce as the one under the stadium lights. The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era has tr ...

Can BYU football continue to be a transformational program in this day and age of revenue sharing, transferring and NIL ...

The Texas Longhorns enter the 2025 season as the top team in the country. Led by Steve Sarkisian, the SEC newcomer looks to ...

Almost a year later, Hammock has gotten some more attention. This time, it's for a long monologue about NIL payments to ...

History will look back and see two different versions of college football: the era where players played for their school, and the era where players played for money. The Name, Image and Likeness era ...

College athletes are trading training time for TikTok deals. A new study shows that race and income shape who becomes an influencer—and who profits—in the NIL era.

C olorado quarterback Julian Lewis continues to build a substantial Name, Image and Likeness portfolio before taking a single ...

In the world of modern college football, the only thing that seems to matter to Division I programs is how much money they ...

College football continues to battle with the effects of the transfer portal and name, image and likeness (NIL) deals, and ...

Hammock warns players to focus on life lessons, not just quick money, as the transfer portal reshapes the game.

Johnny Manziel discusses the NIL era with college athletes and how that would've changed his experience at Texas A&M.

When folks see reports of college football players making seven-figure NIL deals, when programs at the top of the pecking order agree to devote $20.5 million a year to pay athletes, it's easy to ...