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What Donald Trump's NIL executive order aims to achieve: Draft hints at future plans for college sports
CBS News reported Wednesday that President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order establishing national standards for name, image and likeness initiatives. What that order would entail, and what Trump's vision for college athletics looks like, have been a relative mystery.
It’s the latest chapter in a fight that’s been bubbling for years. In 2021, the NCAA adopted a policy allowing athletes to ...
There were five unanimous selections to the preseason All-Big Ten teams as voted on by writers across the network. Who are ...
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CBS Sports ranks college football's most intimidating stadiums. Where did LSU rank?
It's hard to beat a LSU football game played under the lights in Death Valley. Here's where CBS Sports ranked Tiger Stadium ...
Schools are ready to embrace "normal" NIL: no pay-for-play deals. Even after the House settlement, challenges await.
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Renck & File: CU’s Deion Sanders wants salary cap, but what college sports really need is CBA
The answer is as easy as ABC. College sports need a CBA.
A bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that would codify critical aspects of college sports has cleared its first ...
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FOX Sports, Barstool Sports team up to enhance college football, basketball coverage in new deal
FOX Sports and Barstool Sports announced the two sports media powerhouses are coming together to bolster college football and ...
What's in a deal? Well when it comes to college football coaches, quite a bit. They're often among the highest paid employees in a given state and their contracts are lengthy documents that can ...
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