There has been a long-standing precedent in the American legal system that parties pay their own legal fees. Despite that, 21 Division I...

Sometimes, there is a story that comes from a story. Last week, it was announced that former NBA player J.R. Smith, who enrolled at North...

More than five years after the scandal first came to light, the NCAA concluded their investigation into the Baylor football program....

Two-time NBA Champion J.R. Smith is finally headed to college – but as a golfer for the North Carolina A&T Aggies (Often referred to as...

In a lawsuit filed on July 14, Myles Powell, a former Seton Hall star basketball player, alleged that the university, its head basketball...

Exactly one month into the NIL era of college athletics, On3—a college sports and recruiting website—published an article that examined...

We all remember Fyre Festival, AKA the Greatest Party That Never Happened (as Netflix described it). Although Fyre is now infamously...

Service Academy Recruiting Prepares to Take an NIL Hit (Photo Credit: FanDuel) In comparison to their Division I (D-1) counterparts,...

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) fired the opening salvo in what should be another transformative shift in college sports, at least in...

Even before the news came down that the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma were leaving the Big 12 to head to the SEC,...

On July 28, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made a historic announcement: “With the 2nd pick in the 2021 NBA Draft, the Houston Rockets...

NCAA sports have been on summer break, but that has not stopped collegiate athletics from making headlines. On June 21, 2021, the Supreme...

As many of us know, many student athletes across the nation have been profiting from the commercial use of their name, image, and...

The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era has arrived, and the consequences for collegiate athletics have been far-ranging. Within only one...