If approved by a judge, the NCAA will stop enforcing rules prohibiting NIL from being used as a recruiting inducement.

If the settlement is approved by a judge, athletes would be able to negotiate their NIL deals before signing with schools.

NCAA president Charlie Baker expressed optimism that the upcoming House v. NCAA court settlement will help create a "saner" ...

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As the NCAA attempts to regulate NIL compensation, state-level defection creates a game theory dilemma that threatens the ...

The AG said student-athletes will now be able to negotiate NIL compensation before committing to a specific school as part of the settlement.

The NCAA has officially dropped its controversial rule that prohibited athletes from negotiating NIL (name, image, and ...

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One of the most significant legal battles in collegiate athletics recently received another boost. On October 7, 2024, the proposed House v.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general have secured a settlement with the ...