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Nilly, a cash-for-ownership program, raises concerns in the NIL space

Kendrick Perkins' NIL company, Nilly, has drawn significant criticism for its approach to compensating college athletes, with many experts highlighting its potentially predatory nature.

10.14.24 10:15 AM - Comment(s)

CSS profile, College Board, and Elite Colleges accused of making divored parents pay more in college tuition

By Reid

This week, 40 prestigious U.S. colleges were sued for allegedly participating in a price-fixing scheme that has made college more expensive for students with divorced or separated parents.

10.10.24 12:16 PM - Comment(s)

NCAA votes to Eliminate National LEtter of Intent

By Reid

On October 9, 2024, the NCAA Division I Council voted to eliminate the National Letter of Intent (NLI) program, marking a significant shift in college sports recruiting.

10.09.24 10:59 AM - Comment(s)

NCAA SETTLEMENT UPDATES: A Breakdown

By Reid

This week, settlement agreements were finally filed in court regarding the House vs NCAA case. In an effort to help our IEC community better understand the impact of this filing, the Student-Athlete Advisors have provided a quick bullet-point breakdown of the key findings, and what these changes mea...

08.02.24 12:12 PM - Comment(s)

Webinar: So, You Want to Be a College Athlete?

By Reid

Founder of Athletes to Athletes (A2A), Reid Meyer, joined Alyson Campbell of Estrella Consulting as they discussed the complex landscape for students pursuing college athletics. Alyson and Reid brought their unique perspectives of being former college athletes, paired with being educational professi...

07.15.24 02:45 PM - Comment(s)

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Nilly, a cash-for-ownership program, raises concerns in the NIL space

CSS profile, College Board, and Elite Colleges accused of making divored parents pay more in college tuition

NCAA votes to Eliminate National LEtter of Intent

NCAA SETTLEMENT UPDATES: A Breakdown

Webinar: So, You Want to Be a College Athlete?

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