The NCAA Division I Board of Directors proposed the removal of 153 rules from its handbook on Monday, including rules that prevented schools from directly sharing financial benefits with athletes ...

Schools also could help prospective student-athletes find opportunities to make NIL deals. The NCAA would be barred from passing rules restricting NIL deals in the future. It will also need to ...

As the impending House settlement brings revenue-sharing to college sports, the new NIL landscape ... a lawsuit against the ...

According to the Isaacs Law Firm, there are currently no blanket restrictions on NIL agreements in college athletics, and the NCAA is enjoined from enforcing any rules regarding NIL because of the ...

Players will still be allowed to utilize their NIL rights and make ... But will the NCAA have more teeth in terms of enforcement given the new rules? Will another enforcement entity arise?

To prevent schools from trying to circumvent the $20.5 million cap, the NCAA has proposed rules to help add stability and accountability. All players will be required to disclose their NIL ...

Rutgers transfer Jett Elad is challenging the NCAA's eligibility rules and hoping to cash in on a lucrative NIL deal ... that would block the NCAA from enforcing its so-called "five-year rule." ...

Critics of HB 3694 point out it could prevent the NCAA and conferences from enforcing limits on NIL ... even if a school in Oregon did violate NIL rules including but not limited to the $20.5 ...

which Tennessee and Virginia responded with a lawsuit against the NCAA. The college sports' governing body was later barred by a federal judge from enforcing NIL restrictions as a result of the suit.

Let's run through the SEC's transfer rules and what ... lawsuit against the NCAA. The college sports' governing body was later barred by a federal judge from enforcing NIL restrictions.

Elad is seeking a permanent injunction that would block the NCAA from enforcing its five-year rule ... is challenging the NCAA’s eligibility rules in regards to junior college participation.