The Latest Breaking News from NIL

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

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

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.

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.

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

FORT WORTH, Texas — The $1,000 handshake from the booster/fan to the Big 12 kick returner who scored on a touchdown in a 61-6 win over an FCS school now has an online donation form, and is eligible for a tax write-off.

LOS ANGELES — Their name will be revered by those they inspire to wear the four letters.

ATLANTA — SEC Media Days 2022 closed with a bang Thursday. How could anything that ends with Jimbo Fisher talking not?

ATLANTA — It was Nov. 16, 2002, a cold day at Auburn. On fourth-and-15 with 1:25 left, David Greene threw long for Michael Johnson, who outjumped Horace Willis, who didn’t jump. On that day of deliverance, coach Mark Richt said his Bulldogs “knocked the lid off the Georgia program.”

Nakobe Dean wasn't having talk from Shannon Sharpe on Kirby Smart...

LOS ANGELES — Nearly three years ago, when Gov. Gavin Newsom joined LeBron James and his ensemble to sign California’s historic “Fair Pay to Play Act” into law on James’ HBO show “The Shop,” Newsom was more than happy to tell the truth about college sports. In fact, he seemed…