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Lincoln Riley hopeful USC and donor-run NIL collective it opposes can find common ground

LOS ANGELES — Two weeks before the question would cease to be hypothetical, Lincoln Riley was asked whether he believed USC and its name, image and likeness operation, BLVD LLC, could, if necessary, work in concert with a third-party collective whose deep-pocketed donors dictate their own approach to NIL.

Los Angeles Times

UNC and Duke partner with app to help athletes connect with businesses for NIL deals

As the NIL landscape continues to evolve in college sports, Duke and North Carolina athletes gained new tools this week to connect with businesses.

Tribune News Service

College Football’s 25 Most Intriguing People in Suits

Commissioners, agents, politicians, NIL company executives and more will play a key role in the sport this fall.

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Report: UK’s Tshiebwe to Make $500K This Week in Bahamas

Kentucky basketball star Oscar Tshiebwe isn’t necessarily relaxing on the team’s bonding trip to the Bahamas this week.

Sports Illustrated

The Other Side of College Football’s Game Changer: The NIL Collective

The groups are well known for their recruiting influence and murky legality. But their impact extends to current athletes, too.

Sports Illustrated

USC Boosters to Form NIL Collective Against School’s Wishes

The standalone collective aims to provide Trojan football players who are academically eligible with the “equivalent of a base salary.”

Sports Illustrated

A donor-run NIL collective is coming to USC football — against the school's wishes

LOS ANGELES — When USC partnered with an outside media company to launch BLVD LLC, the hope was that its unique approach to facilitating name, image and likeness endorsement deals for Trojan athletes would help stave off the rise of a donor-run collective — and keep USC out of the…

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SMU Football, Men’s Basketball Players to Receive $36K Annually

A new NIL collective intends to spend $3.5 million per year on Mustangs athletes.

Sports Illustrated

New NIL collective to pay SMU football, men’s basketball players $36,000 per year

The Name, Image and Likeness era has had different ways of showing itself over its one year of existence. Donors at SMU have shown a willingness to engage with each of them. The latest engagement might be the biggest.

Tribune News Service

Dom Amore: Paige Bueckers torn ACL a punch to the gut of UConn women’s basketball and to those who’ve grown to love watching her play

HARTFORD, Conn. — The iPhone shook and the email popped up at 3:17 p.m. On a nondescript summer day what could the UConn women’s basketball program be announcing? A scheduling change, a new NIL deal, a bit of routine housekeeping?

Tribune News Service

Five Senators to Reintroduce College Athlete Bill of Rights

The bill has proposals on transfer limits, NIL, the ability to return to school after a professional draft and more.

Sports Illustrated

Tuberville Leading Latest Congressional Push for NIL Regulation

The former college football coach and Alabama senator is drafting a bill with West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin aimed at taming the chaotic NIL landscape.

Sports Illustrated

NIL valuations for Georgia’s most valuable players

These NIL valuations for Georgia players will blow your mind

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Now It’s Legal’: NIL pits Gators legends Spurrier, Carr on opposite sides

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Steve Spurrier tried to tell everyone but few listened.

Orlando Sentinel

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Lincoln Riley on Pat Narduzzi's tampering accusations: I take it personally

LOS ANGELES — Three months after a fellow coach accused him of tampering with the top wideout in college football, Lincoln Riley finally got the chance to publicly defend himself against those allegations Friday.

Tribune News Service

5 takeaways from Big Ten football media days, including calls for name, image and likeness regulation

From suggestions on how to handle name, image and likeness deals to talks about College Football Playoff expansion, here are five takeaways from the Big Ten Conference football media days.

Sports Illustrated

Texas Tech Players Sign Record NIL Deal for WBB

The Lady Raiders made women’s college athletics history Thursday after announcing a landmark deal with marketing agency Level 13.

Sports Illustrated

101 Things Defining the Men’s College Basketball Offseason

From transfers to coaching changes to pressing story lines, consider this your one-stop guide.

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NASCAR track, Coastal Carolina QB Grayson McCall form NIL partnership

NASCAR is making a splash in the college football NIL game.

Chicago Sun-Times

City/Suburban Hoops Report Three-Pointer: East St. Louis, recruiting changes and the NIL impact

A look at an emerging team from the southern part of the state, the continued impact of the transfer portal, and a scenario involving NIL that has changed the way we look at recruiting.

Sports Illustrated

Candace Parker to Lead Mentorship Program With Adidas NIL Athletes

The class of 15 women athletes will be brand ambassadors as a part of the company’s “impossible is nothing” campaign.

Sports Illustrated

Alabama Opening Team Store With Official Apparel, NIL Merchandise

The Crimson Tide are taking advantage of the new NIL rules to benefit their student-athletes inside Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Sports Illustrated

She Kicked for Vanderbilt, and Then Things Got Hard

After dealing with depression, Sarah Fuller, who moonlighted as a kicker for Vanderbilt had to take a break from sports. Now, she has become an advocate for better mental health resources at colleges.

Orlando Sentinel

Unexpected benefit: NBA and college basketball better off with NIL

R.J. Hampton, the third-year Orlando Magic guard, was in the same position during the spring of 2019 many ubertalented boys basketball players find themselves in the latter stages of high school.

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball Offseason Winners and Losers

UNC and Kentucky made out very well, while Michigan State did not. Who else joins them?

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