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There’s no one-and-done path to the WNBA for women’s players like there is for men, who can jump to the pros after one year of college regardless of age.
From The Associated Press - Business News
More than 750 men's basketball student-athletes entered their names into the transfer portal when it opened Monday.
From ESPN
Boise State tied a program record with 16 steals, seven of which ignited a first-half run.
From Yahoo! Sports
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Per ESPN's Michele Steele, USC star JuJu Watkins and North Carolina's RJ Davis lead all male and female athletes in NIL endorsements over the past 12 months. According to Steele, Davis has 25 NIL deals while Watkins has 20.
Legendary college basketball analyst Dick Vitale reacted to the advent of NIL and the transfer portal during a recent appearance on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich."
The NCAA transfer portal cycle for the 2025 college basketball season opened March 24 and will close on Tuesday, April 22. As the transfer cycle begins, expect major movement acro
The College Basketball Crown is set to unveil a hefty $500,000 NIL endorsement opportunity. John Fanta spoke to three participating head coaches about how the first-year tournament is differentiating itself from other postseason events.
Kitty Henderson says her name, image and likeness deal with Moolah Kicks has been a perfect fit. For most of this season, the Columbia women’s basketball standout wore shoes that helped her often-injured feet stop hurting,
The newest addition to March Madness begins with the Bulldogs playing in the made-for-TV College Basketball Crown. How far will they go? How much will they earn?
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At least four states are considering giving college athletes tax breaks on endorsement income. The hope is to give athletes a reason to stay in states that tax income as they earn money from the use of their name,
If the Wildcats can maximize their financial resources and land key players in the portal, they could soon return to the upper echelon of college basketball.
College basketball continues to be the go-to sport for name, image and likeness deals, according to a new report from sponsorship data company SponsorUnited.