The Latest Breaking News from NIL

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jay Bilas, ESPN’s leading college basketball analyst, is this week’s interview subject for “Sports Legends of the Carolinas.”

Will Lane Kiffin jump ship from Ole Miss? Could Deion Sanders be lured to the SEC? We take a look at the coaches in the mix after Bryan Harsin’s dismissal.

An elite training facility best known as Kobe Bryant’s destination the night of the fateful helicopter crash in 2019 that killed him, his daughter, Gianna, and seven others is currently a safe space for a dismayed collection of top high school basketball players.

The Tigers had a leadership change Monday beyond firing their football coach.

Outsiders might not think the interim coach is going to be a Lincoln mainstay, but the former Huskers QB believes his time is now in waking this sleeping football giant.

An absolutely iconic NIL deal.

AVON, Conn. — Here was a group of men’s college basketball coaches, discussing, commiserating about the new world into which they have been thrust. They must build a new roster each year with players coming and going, consider name-image-likeness income in recruiting, and scheduling, adapt their methods to the times.

NEW YORK — Maddy Siegrist, reigning Big East player of the year, answers most questions with a kind of wry half-smile, game for most any query, strange or straightforward.

This announcement comes a week after the high schooler also signed a deal with Nike Basketball.

With players anywhere now able to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL), you don’t hear much talk about the ‘‘amateur ideal’’ that was the old mantra of the NCAA.

Collectives can insert themselves into recruiting by offering money to players at other schools—it’s become a problematic part of roster management.