Donald Trump signed his highly-anticipated executive order on Thursday night to save college sports.

While Texas has long been a fertile ground for high school football talent, the competition to hold a market share is fierce.

"The Arizona Republic caught up with a handful of players at the event. From established players such as Tyson, to incoming freshmen like linebacker Lee "Puka" Fuimaono, The Republic spoke with ...

The executive order signed by President Donald Trump is an attempt to create clearer national standards for the NCAA’s name, ...

The order aims to ban "pay-for-play" NIL deals, mandates scholarships for women's and Olympic sports and threatens to ...

ASU football players Coben Bourguet and Jordyn Tyson talk about their NIL fundraiser and gathering with teammates and fans at ...

Few coaches have publicly addressed the challenges posed by NIL as directly as the Maryland Terrapins' head coach, Mike ...

President Trump just signed an executive order that could reshape the future of college athletes and NIL money. Here’s what ...

Of course, TCU was also the season opener for Sanders’ first season at Colorado in 2022. The Buffaloes wound up winning that ...