The relaxing of name, image and likeness rules in college athletics has led to a free-for-all of sorts across the country. Program after program is finding ways to make partnerships that get its athletes some cash, and athletes themselves have made themselves open for business.
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Read the full article It is still only mid-April, so anything and everything having to do with whether or not the college football season will…
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Read the full article Final decisions as to whether or not college sports get played during the 2020-21 academic year will ultimately fall to conferences…
Read the full article Crimson Collective, the premier Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) collective for University of Utah student-athletes, today announced the launch of its…
Read the full article Partnership enables Utes student-athletes to explore new opportunities to profit off their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) using the school’s official…
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Read the full article Utah football coach Kyle Whittingham this week expressed gratitude for what has been viewed as an extensive layout for the restart…
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