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June 10, 2021 at 1:20 PM Shares0 On June 9, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hosted a three-hour hearing that was supposed to focus on college athlete name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights but discussed everything from NCAA concussion protocols (or the lack thereof) to the NCAA’s position on transgender participation in college sports. While there were moments that provided hope for Congress acting soon on providing college athletes across the country with import...

Almost 20 states have passed laws allowing college athletes to profit but the NCAA is urging lawmakers to create a standardized framework.

U.S. Senate panel grapples with fast-approaching state laws on rights of student athletes; name image and likeness compensation for athletes

Learn everything there supposed to do. so cry me a river, shannon, if the ncaa of these schools have to pay out a little bit of money to the product, the kids were putting it on the field. >> shannon: going to play something from mark few. heres a bit of what he had to say. >> we need some parameters to preserve the collegiate model and protective recruiting environment. without these parameters, the unintended causal quizzes quizzes could be disastrous. >> shannon: robert, what do we do about t...

Pull from both Senate parties, as well as testimony from NCAA President Mark Emmert and others, has muddied the waters of an already complicated bill.

Without a national standard, the six states that have signed laws allowing athletes to monetize their own names, images and likenesses (NIL) as of July 1 give schools in their states a clear edge in recruiting.

*crickets*

In transient college basketball, the head coach is everything, and following a legend becomes one of the sport's thorniest challenges.

The former Zags walk-on and Director of Basketball Operations is returning to his alma mater

The Alabama basketball team has reportedly agreed to a two-year neutral-site series with the Gonzaga Bulldogs starting in the 2021-2022 basketball season.