The Transfer Portal, NIL, & College Sports 'Free Agency' Explained
The State of NIL in College Sports - Boardroom
TiVo and Georgia Tech: Leveling the Playing Field in College Football—and TV -
Pac-12 to Allow Athletes to Use Highlights for NIL Deals
Kentucky and Duke are still bringing in the best college basketball recruits even after NIL changes the rules - CBSSports.com
Nick Saban gives solution to potential NIL locker room drama
NIL collectives: The other side of college football's game changer - Sports Illustrated
Donovan Mitchell Launching NIL TV Special - KSL Sports
NIL becoming stronger recruiting tool for college basketball coaches
New Era of Deals for College Players Means Business Considerations, Like Taxes - The New York Times
How College Athletes Are Getting Paid From NIL Endorsement Deals
Opendorse and CSMG NIL Deal To Provide 100,000 College Athletes Access – Sportico.com
College Sports' 'King Of NIL' Is Racking Up Endorsement Deals At A Small HBCU
University of Texas athletes generated $2 million in first year of NIL
New York Knicks, LeBron James And The NIL Market: This Week's Most Interesting Sports Business Stories
Big Ten commissioner discusses how legal betting and NIL deals affect college sports
John Wildhack on NIL, collectives and whether Syracuse sports are falling behind (Q&A) - syracuse.com
Chip Kelly roots for UCLA players' NIL success from afar - Los Angeles Times
How ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit, Matt Barrie approach talking NIL on TV - On3
College football recruiting a new world under NIL - Sports Illustrated
College football recruiting a new world under NIL - Sports Illustrated
The Most Fascinating NIL Deals in College Sports So Far - Boardroom
NIL deals put just a few bucks in most athletes' pockets – News-Herald
Inside Altius Sports' GM Program for Navigating NIL - Boardroom
An Athlete's Guide to Navigating NIL in the NCAA Tournament - Boardroom
How NIL deals have 'completely changed the college experience' for women's athletics | The Seattle Times
NIL, 'booster banks' and recruiting wars: For some, it doesn't add up - Sports Illustrated
