Settlement reached in Tennessee suit against NCAA regarding NIL recruiting inducements
The NCAA and the attorneys general of Tennessee and Virginia agreed to settle an antitrust lawsuit brought by the states in 2024 that challenged the NCAA’s rules banning name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation from being used as a recruiting inducement,
The infractions occurred in August 2021 and July and August 2022, when Josh Lynn was the coach. The Lopers must vacate all ...
The Auburn Tigers are among three programs who are see as the inevitable winner of this year's national championship ...
Over a dozen objections were filed against the nearly $2.8 billion NCAA antitrust settlement ahead of Friday's deadline. A ...
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The deadline has come and gone for objections to be filed against the landmark $2.8 billion settlement of antitrust ...
Arizona State is searching for a signature win — and Saturday presents a great opportunity. The Sun Devils welcome rival ...
NCAA president Charlie Baker was on the docket for Wednesday at the summit. Nothing formal was voted on, but the powwow ...
RJ Davis can take comfort that he's been here before. It was nearly three years ago that his North Carolina team looked ...
Teams are going up and going down in the latest Bracketology projecting the NCAA men's tournament field with Tennessee ...
D'Andre McKenzie, a walk-on cornerback who spent four seasons with the Tigers, argues that walk-ons should be eligible for ...
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Josh Pate explains why the NCAA won't bring the hammer down on Michigan footballWhy the CBS Sports analyst doesn't believe any major punishment is coming for Michigan football after the NCAA has ...
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