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How the NCAA v. House settlement will impact Southern University Athletics
Southern University and the SWAC have opted into the NCAA settlement, agreeing to pay $30 million over the next decade to former athletes for lost NIL opportunities, which will allow for direct payments to student-athletes and unlimited scholarships.
Choosing where to play college football is never easy-especially for a highly touted prospect. Several factors come into play ...
Riley Gaines calls NCAA leaders "spineless" regarding transgender swimmer Lia Thomas' records. The University of Pennsylvania ...
College sports has officially entered its revenue-sharing era, putting away the concept of amateurism for good. Schools can ...
This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/alabama as Alabama Athletics Releases 2024-25 List of Level 3 ...
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Walsh University to add men's and women's swimming and diving to NCAA athletic programsAddition of men's and women's swimming and diving will bring Walsh University's athletic offerings to 25 NCAA sports and 28 ...
A judge has approved a settlement to House vs. National Collegiate Athletics Association allowing student athletes to be paid ...
Just when it seemed like the college basketball transfer portal was cooling down, another round of player movement has been ...
Nick and Noah Wanzer thrived as freshman athletes at Virginia and North Carolina State. Landmark changes to the college ...
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