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The ability of college athletes to monetize their name, image and likeness has begun to trickle down to high schools

The ability of college athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness has begun to trickle down to high schools. Seven states now allow student athletes to sign NIL deals as a way to earn money. Critics say amateurism should be preserved for high school sports.

The bill would require some colleges in the state, both public and private, to pay athletes if their team generates more than twice as much revenue as it spends on scholarships.

Grambling has tapped Art Briles as offensive coordinator who was accused of ignoring sexual assault scandals while at Baylor University.

BATON ROUGE, La. - LSU’s new football coach Brian Kelly was known for winning at Notre Dame, but he also weathered several controversies during his 12 seasons in one of

BATON ROUGE, La. - Amid a metastasizing Title IX scandal at LSU, head football coach Ed Orgeron was named as a defendant in a major sex discrimination lawsuit against the

Editors note: This is a discrete chapter of a larger story about LSU’s decision to fire head football coach Ed Orgeron without cause and pay his $17 million buyout despite

Several people inside Michigans football program revealed that analyst Ryan Osborn was coaching. But hes prohibited from doing so, per the NCAA.

RADFORD — City Council will continue to explore the possibility of building an amphitheater after it received two conceptual designs from a local engineering firm. Over the last few years, several council members have expressed an interest in an outdoor venue as part of the city’s plan to increase its appeal as a place to visit in the New River Valley. Local design firm Thompson & Litton presented council with two concepts for an amphitheater complex, both located on a roughly one-acr...

Sixth Annual OHIO Faculty Newsmakers Recognition – Virtual Edition Representing 10 academic units on the Athens Campus and all five of the University’s regional campuses, this year’s 284 faculty newsmakers were featured in 3,159 media reports and more than 1,000 news outlets during the 2019 calendar year. “These awards demonstrate the broad impact that our faculty have, not just in their disciplines and on our students, but on society at large,” Executive Vice President and Provost El...