President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday preventing "pay-to-play" third-party compensation of college athletes.

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

The bill could open the door for federal standards for NIL legislation, superseding the current state laws that provide ...

President Donald Trump issued an executive order that seeks to create rules around what college athletes can earn from name, ...

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian broke down the changing tide of recruiting while addressing Texas high school coaches in San ...

July 2025 marked the completion of four academic years in which college athletes could earn money from their name, image, and likeness. Texas A&M’s total compensation has at least doubled every year ...

Any policies that come from an executive order can be challenged in court and reversed by the next administration, which ...

While Texas Tech seems to be benefiting in the NIL era, programs like Maryland are hoping revenue share leads to a level ...

What two of college football's biggest voices have to say amid reports President Donald Trump is mulling an executive order ...

Texas's NIL bill puts the state at the forefront of NIL education. As more student-athletes monetize their NIL, education in conjunction with hands-on professional support throughout the athletes ...

In this era of college athletics, there is no offseason. Something is always changing, from realignment to the transfer portal to NIL. But for athletic directors and departments across the nation ...

Simmons was blunt — it came down to a more lucrative NIL opportunity by the Longhorns, leading Terry to sign a financial agreement with the program and pull out a Texas t-shirt on signing day.