Six months after talks stalled, The New York Times has reemerged as a potential buyer of The Athletic, sources told Front Office Sports.
Because of the NCAA’s rule, current deals can’t be nullified because of injury. An athlete wouldn’t automatically lose their marketability, either.
Could Bueckers’ injury affect her NIL deals? According to an NCAA rule, the answer should be no.
The previous draft answered the question about who should govern NIL: divisions. But the new draft suggests the NCAA acknowledges even that may not be possible.
At first glance, a change in the NCAA’s constitution draft may seem small. But it could open the door for a shift in the definition of amateurism.
Few conference-wide plans are as detailed as the NIL strategy in the Horizon League.
NIL company founders believe the school-specific marketplace is here to stay.
The coaching carousel has made one thing clear: When it comes to running a top college football program, there’s always money to go around. That’s struck a nerve with athlete advocates.
In the past few days, two of the Power 5’s most successful programs have lost their head coaches to ailing — though rich — teams. And schools that took them are throwing around more money than ever before.
