NIL

The Protect College Sports Act, which is making its way through Congress, could limit how much schools pay college football athletes.

When college dollars leap to the millions, basketball players have to ask themselves more questions about their hoop dreams.

This NCAA “March Madness” tournament has had fewer upsets, with larger budgets at the top. The NCAA’s new financial structure could be the reason.

Athletes sue to recoup money off their college careers decades after they left school. Plus, we explore the economics of being single.

The channeling of NIL cash to athletes poses a risk to athletic department funding. Author Bruce Schoenfeld explains.

Now that the NCAA allows players to make money off their name, image and likeness, attention is turning to revenue from media deals.