Players from the 1983 national champs sought "reasonable compensation" for the NCAA's use of the players and their names in videos and images promoting college basketball and the NCAA tournament.

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As Nebraska made its preparations for the revenue-sharing era, Troy Dannen had a plan. He thought the school would need a ...

Chris Bellamy, a Vanderbilt football transfer commit and former Diego Pavia teammate, was denied eligibility for 2025 in an NCAA lawsuit.

How is the University of Louisville dividing its $20.5M in revenue-sharing money? UofL AD Josh Heird sat down with the CJ to ...

The suit adds to the power struggle among schools, conferences and athletes about how binding new revenue sharing contracts ...

UK is offering fans a subscription service that will provide special access to athletes, coaches and merchandise.

The team sued claiming the NCAA used their name, image, and likeness without their consent in the marketing of the men’s ...

Twelve members of 1983 team sued the NCAA last year, claiming they were illegally denied name, image and likeness ...

About three years ago, the NCAA restored NIL rights to college athletes, allowing them to profit from their personal brands.

Thanks to new NCAA rules in the NIL era, college basketball teams can now hold open practices in front of fans in the summer. The UAlbany men’s basketball team did so for the first time ...

Members of the 1983 NC State national championship basketball team sued the organization body for lost NIL earnings in the ...