Former Vols Coach Fired Over Benefits to Players Sues NCAA for Making Him a 'Sacrificial Lamb'
Jeremy Pruitt is suing the NCAA for $100 million for lost and future wages, accusing the organization of conspiring with the University of Tennessee making him possibly the “last coach in America to be punished for impermissible player benefits.
A spring football game between Colorado and Syracuse hasn’t been approved, but Buffaloes’ athletic director Rick George is ...
The AG said student-athletes will now be able to negotiate NIL compensation before committing to a specific school as part of ...
If approved by a judge, the NCAA will stop enforcing rules prohibiting NIL from being used as a recruiting inducement.
Imagine what Sampson might have already accomplished if he hadn't broke NCAA rules that seem trivial in NIL era ...
The football team’s general manager says the “significant attention” to recent investigations fueled the firing.
Major ACC coaching shakeup as school fires head coach following investigations into workplace misconduct and NCAA compliance ...
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NCAA agrees to lift name, image and likeness recruitment banThe agreement, if approved by the court, will allow college athletes to negotiate compensation for name, image and likeness ...
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