Author: Steve Berkowitz, USA TODAY

U.S Senators Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville announced Tuesday their legislative proposal to address NIL issues in college athletics.

A California bill that would allow college athletes in the state to receive revenue-sharing payments from their schools will be delayed until 2024.

Former NCAA president Mark Emmert credited with $3.3 millon in total pay for his final full calendar year on the job.

A bill that is expected to be drafted in the House would create a “new regulatory body” to enforce rules pertaining to collectives and boosters.

The five biggest conferences in college athletics reported a combined $3.3 billion in revenue for the 2022 fiscal year, the highest total ever.

NLRB alleges that Southern California, the Pac-12 and NCAA have unlawfully misclassified college athletes as “student-athletes” rather than employees.

New disclosure from association and major conferences means more than $4.2 billion could be at stake in case connected to name, image, likeness.

New disclosure from association and major conferences means more than $4.2 billion could be at stake in case connected to name, image, likeness.

New disclosure from association and major conferences means more than $4.2 billion could be at stake in case connected to name, image, likeness.

Division I governing board makes health-care, educatonal enhancements against backdrop of efforts to get federal law on NIL and compensation lawsuits