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NCAA's Social Media Athlete Harassment Study Produces Troubling Numbers
In October, the NCAA released the findings of their pilot study that was completed during the 2023-24 seasons which found "widespread social media harassment of athletes, coaches and officials".
12.04.24 04:30 PM - Comment(s)
Despite NIL Hype, Most Student-Athletes Still Use Sports as a Path to Opportunity
While marquee players like Jayden Daniels and Angel Reese have capitalized on their personal brands, earning lucrative deals, the reality for the majority of college athletes is starkly different.
11.22.24 12:39 AM - Comment(s)
University of Minnesota Prepares for Athlete Revenue Sharing with New Role: “House Settlement Negotiator”
The University of Minnesota is making waves in the evolving world of college athletics by advertising a groundbreaking position—a “House Settlement Negotiator.”
11.19.24 08:51 PM - Comment(s)
Jason Acquaye: Learning and Leveling Up
Jason Acquaye allowed football to lead him to opportunities he didn't even know were possible. Now he's a college graduate, an author, and making major impacts through the business opportunities he's worked for
11.15.24 11:24 AM - Comment(s)
New NCAA Rule Allowing Canadian Hockey League Players to Compete in Division I Shifts College Hockey Landscape
The NCAA’s decision to allow Canadian Hockey League (CHL) players to play in Division I hockey starting in the 2025-26 season marks a seismic shift in the world of college hockey.
11.14.24 10:30 AM - Comment(s)

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