NCAA Arch Manning Commits to the University of Texas The next in the Manning line of greats, Arch Manning, commits to the University of Texas. Nephew to Peyton and Eli Manning, Arch is the top-ranked overall player in the class of 2023.
NCAA Ohio State University Wins Their Trademark For ‘The' After years of waiting, Ohio State University was granted a trademark for their use of the word ‘The’ on branded products associated with and sold through athletics and collegiate channels.
pride month Schuyler Bailar is Fighting Ignorance About Trans Athletes Schuyler Bailar, a Harvard alum who was the first trans athlete to compete in NCAA Division I, says the pushback against trans athletes in sports is fueled by ignorance and propaganda. Now, he teaches gender literacy and has to break through “knee-jerk reactions” and go deeper into the topic to help people understand. “I have changed lots of people’s minds...
Olympics America's Olympic Pipeline Is Facing a Threat Like Never Before Name, image and likeness (NIL) laws and an increased focus on football have NCAA coaches, executives and administrators all scrambling to protect their Olympic sports programs.
Olympics America's Pipeline of Olympic Athletes Is in Serious Jeopardy Almost 80% of U.S. athletes who participated in the Tokyo Olympics came from NCAA programs. But with college sports business models changing in recent years, teams that don’t generate as much revenue as football and men’s basketball are at risk of being axed. NBCLX storyteller Noah Pransky breaks down the reasons behind this shift and what it could mean...
student athletes Student Athletes Are Finally Getting Paid. But Can They Make Their Money Last? College sports is a massive moneymaking machine. And until recent policy changes, college athletes weren’t able to make a dime from the system. That’s finally changing. New rules allow athletes to start profiting off their name, image or likeness — known as NIL. But with so little financial education in this country, will these college athletes fumble their finances? NBCLX...
overtime elite Why This New Basketball League is Paying Big Bucks to Attract Elite High Schoolers to Play Ball Paying high school stars to play basketball has been tried before and failed. Overtime Elite, with the backing of the NBA commissioner, believes it has the model in place for success.
overtime elite This Pro Sports League Wants to Pay High School Players Six Figures to Hoop Overtime Elite is a new pro basketball league aimed at elite high school players looking to forgo college hoops and instead cash in on their talents right away. But what does it mean for the NCAA?
NCAA The NCAA Athlete Compensation Case Before the Supreme Court, Explained What’s going on with the NCAA v. Alston case before the U.S. Supreme Court? Athletes want to remove caps on education-related benefits, while the NCAA says changes would violate the spirit of amateurism in college sports.
college sports NCAA Case in the Supreme Court: Can College Athletes Make Money? College athletes are prohibited from making money, including a cap on education-related benefits from their schools. The Supreme Court questioned NCAA officials about the benefit cap, after attorneys for athletes argued the rules use the idea of amateurism to violate antitrust laws. Jackson Thompson, sports fellow at Insider, breaks down the case with LX News.
