The Latest Breaking News from NIL

ORLANDO, Fla. — There are many us who have been led to believe that “NIL” is an acronym for Name, Image and Likeness, but it’s becoming more and more clear that another acronym might be more accurate.

The reigning Big Ten Player of the Year is recovering from a left knee injury he sustained in November.

The Ole Miss coach made sure to comment on the reporter who linked him to the Tigers job.

The Bayou Barbie has cashed in on several deals and partnerships since the Tigers’ national title win.

Apparently, it took pink feathers, ruffled feathers, trash talking, controversy, TikTok dances, and, by the way, some absolutely riveting games for much of the sports world to realize what diehard fans had known for years: Women’s college basketball can be a whole lot of fun and is deserving of more…

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The University of Florida will change strategy and leadership surrounding name, image and likeness legislation that has created confusion, conflicting approaches, oversight challenges and a high-profile public relations flop involving former quarterback commit Jaden Rashada.

MIAMI — Haley and Hanna Cavinder, the University of Miami twin guards, will forego their final year of eligibility, they announced Tuesday morning on social media.

The college basketball revolving door is spinning faster than ever with the continued explosion of the transfer portal, and coaches’ heads are spinning, too.

It's complicated. But extra eligibility, NIL, small rosters and charter flights are big reasons.