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Marvin Harrison Jr. sends a clear NIL message to recruits, Luke Fickell is one of the good ones and Ryan Day provides an update on play-calling.

What started with 7-year-old Landon McChesney attending an Ohio State women’s basketball practice has grown into a partnership between Buckeye athletes and his foundation.

Is it charitable to donate to a group that facilitates opportunities for athletes at a particular college? The IRS thinks not. In a recent memo released from the office of the IRS Chief...

An IRS memo says the name, image and likeness benefits provided to college athletes serve their private interests, not the public's interests.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (COLUMBUS BUSINESS FIRST) — A new Ohio State University name, image and likeness collective launches Wednesday, adding to the pool of organizations trying to maximize opportunities for athletes to benefit from new NCAA policies. The 1870 Society, a for-profit organization, will operate in a slightly different model from the city’s two other NIL […]

Introducing The 1870 Society, a collective dedicated to creating a standard of excellence in the world of Name, Image, and Likeness.

Chin Weerappuli teamed up with fellow Michigan MBA graduate Andy Johnson to create Hail! Impact, which is set to launch Saturday.

View the FanShot on SB Nation.

Broken promises and unrealistic expectations have been part of college football recruiting for as long as coaches have been pitching their programs in living rooms across America.

Broken promises and unrealistic expectations have been part of college football recruiting for as long as coaches have been pitching their programs in living rooms across America.