All NIL deals must now pass through a process run by Deloitte. It threatens to significantly scale back the millions of dollars being handed to athletes from booster-backed collectives.

A hectic past week in college sports hits its next phase with the launch of a persnickety new tool to track athlete NIL deals. Will it work?

After going through the NBA Draft Combine/NBA Draft process, All-SEC guard Otega Oweh is returning to Kentucky for his senior season of college basketball. Oweh, who averaged 16.2 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.

WASHINGTON — The latest effort by Congress to regulate college sports generated predictable partisan outrage on Thursday, with Democrats saying Republican-led draft legislation would claw back freedoms won by athletes through years of litigation against the NCAA.

While Buddie is optimistic about the future of college athletics, he’s not naive. The effectiveness of this new era will come down to how much entities like Deloitte and the College Sports Commission will actually be able to monitor and identify NIL deals over $600 that go against the rules.

How will schools share revenue with teams and athletes? That’s left to schools to decide. Welcome to "Capology."

AD Ross Bjork said Ohio State will not cut any sports teams but $18 million will be shared between football, basketball and volleyball.

Missouri AD Laird Veatch offered an update on MU’s NIL plans in the post-house settlement world, but a lot remains unclear.