- What is NIL in college sports? How do athlete deals work?
What exactly is NIL? "NIL" stands for "name, image and likeness " It refers to a person's legal right to control how their image is used, including commercially
- Congress to vote on SCORE Act: What it means for NCAA, NIL, transfers
The U S House of Representatives is set to vote Monday, Dec 1 on the SCORE Act to give the NCAA more authority to set rules on NIL and transfers
- GOP lawmakers get heated over college football and money
The booming business of college sports is getting out of control, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree, but whether Congress should intervene and how to effectively level the playing field be…
- NIL FAQs: What Every Fan, Athlete, Parent Should Know (2025)
NIL — short for Name, Image, and Likeness — has changed college sports forever It’s giving athletes new ways to earn money, build brands, and influence their futures while still in school
- Student athlete compensation - Wikipedia
In college athletics in the United States, a student-athlete who participates in a varsity sport on any and all levels is eligible to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL)
- What is NIL and Revenue Sharing? | NIL Rev-Share Explained
Get a clear explanation of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and revenue share in college sports Learn how NIL and revenue share works, who it affects, and why it’s reshaping the NCAA landscape
- Cantwell Blackburn Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Protect . . .
The bill would create a new NIL investment account that would allow student athletes to save a portion of their NIL earnings The HUSTLE Act also protects athletes’ NIL earnings by reining in abusive practices by unscrupulous athlete agents, including by requiring college athlete agents to register in a state and capping agent fees
- 2025 Year End NIL Report: What 1,000+ student-athletes told us
2025 NIL year-end report surveying 1,061 college athletes: Why 58% say deals didn't deliver, what made athletes say yes, support gaps, and why 44% want fewer deals in 2025
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