NIL 𝘯𝘰𝘵 NLI

Your BAD NCAA news from the past week… - University of Nebraska fired Assistant Football Coach Dana Holgorsen. - University of Florida Football player Jeramiah McCloud was suspended for conduct detrimental to the team. - University of Missouri Men's Basketball player Jaylen Carey was suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules. - Missouri Basketball player CJ Gunn was declared ineligible for playing in the Canadian professional league. - Missouri Head Women's Soccer Coach Stefanie Golan and the school “mutually agreed to part ways” on Monday. - Saint Louis University Basketball player Robbie Avila was blocked from playing by the College Sports Commission yesterday due to the House settlement roster regulations. - University of Mississippi Head Football Coach Pete Golding confirmed Monday that transfer Tony Mitchell was previously removed from the team for violating team rules. - Florida State University fired Head Football Coach Mike Norvell, Defensive Coordinator Tony White, and Safeties Coach Evan Cooper on Sunday. - Central Michigan University Head Men's Basketball Coach Andy Bronkema has taken a leave from the team for undisclosed reasons. - Lake Superior State Hockey player Raoul Boilard has been suspended 4-games by the Central Collegiate Hockey Association for checking Minnesota State's Sam Court into the boards which left him hospitalized. - Stanford University Gymnast Ana Barbosu has been suspended for 2-years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport related to drug testing policy violations. - A mass shooting occurred following Saturday's Alabama A&M - Alabama State Football game. - Elon University and North Carolina A&T had a huge brawl following their Saturday Football game. - Syracuse was fined $50K by the ACC due to fans rushing the field following last week's Football upset of SMU. - The majority of D3 University of Wisconsin-Platteville Women's Cross Country team members have been suspended due to possible hazing related violations. The Men's program was previously suspended. - University of Tennessee Head Women's Soccer Coach Joe Kirt was fired Monday. - University of Oklahoma fired Assistant Football Coach Ben Arbuckle. - Former USC Basketball player Chad Baker-Mazara settled his lawsuit against the school where he claimed he was owed back NIL payments. - Former University of Akron Head Women’s Soccer Coach Jennifer Simonetti has reportedly filed a Title IX lawsuit against the school claiming disparate treatment compared to the Men's program. - Countless “Great hire!” posts are likely being scrubbed from College Basketball ‘insider’ accounts as East Texas A&M stunned Oklahoma in their season opening game. - Purdue Basketball is 0-2, losing to Valparaiso last night in Double OT. - The Big Ten Conference issued 1-game suspensions to Notre Dame Hockey players Jaedon Kerr, Leo Gruba, and David Klee for their actions during their game against Wisconsin. - The proposed 2-semester NCAA D1 Men's Soccer model has officially failed. - Bad news for certain self-serving lawyers as the NCAA won huge yesterday in the Wisne eligibility case. - Nearly the same number of Olympic sports programs have been eliminated, moved to the NAIA, or lost to school closure as have been added at NCAA member institutions in the past 3 months.. ‐ A small handful of Protect College Sports Act critics are yet again declaring the bill dead, although in July these same critics claimed the exact same thing, only to shut up after the bill steamrolled through the Senate. - Yes, the University of West Alabama varsity Fishing program remains on Probation. Good afternoon.

There is ZERO chance he is getting $9 million next year. These numbers are totally ridiculous and this is horrible journalism.

Many NCAA athletes transfer because of horrible advice from their agents. ​In D1, athletes who transfer multiple times graduate at rates up to 20% lower than non-transfers. ​But no worries... We’re told NIL and the Portal have made college sports BETTER so it must be true.

Bring back the NLI 🇺🇸

25 years ago there were only 3 NCAA football head coaches making $2 million per year: - Steve Spurrier (Florida) - Bob Stoops (Oklahoma) - Tyrone Willingham (Notre Dame)

Some GOOD NCAA news: • Division 3 Montclair State University is adding a Men's Cross Country program. • In the past 20 days, 16 Olympic sports have been added at NCAA member schools.

Our totally unique NCAA model that integrates athletics with education is under attack. ​It’s being lawyered away to benefit a few of them, as well as a tiny % of athletes—many of whom wouldn’t even be in college if it weren’t for the opportunities this model provides.

NCAA college athletics, 2026 👇

Know why NCAA athlete collective bargaining is a total grift? ​Just look who's championing it. ​Sure isn't the athletes...

Certain media and 'Twitter lawyers' continue to push unionization as some magic fix for NCAA college athletics. ​Meanwhile, prominent sports law expert Andrew Brandt shows why collective bargaining is unworkable 👇

Thankfully, the NCAA athlete collective bargaining fantasy/grift will be totally forgotten by this time tomorrow....

Do NCAA athletes actually want to unionize or enter collective bargaining? No, they don't. They're smart. They recognize the grift. 👇

NCAA collective bargaining is a preposterous idea that simply cannot work in today's environment. ​That grift ghost union can publish PR releases all day, but the fact remains that athletes nationwide have made it clear they want no part of unionization.

NCAA Division 3 Alvernia University in Pennsylvania announced its intention to acquire Wisconsin's NAIA Marian University. Per the schools: "This announcement does not itself change current employment arrangements, academic programs, student services or athletics"

Tennessee AD Danny White has done a marvelous job leveraging his Front Office Sports relationship into creating this "innovative AD" narrative, even though everyone knows collective bargaining simply cannot work as is and would be harder to implement than getting the PCSA to pass

NCAA athletes have been crystal clear they don't want anything to do with unionization or employee status... Funny how the same "advocacy" groups claiming players were "too uninformed" to evaluate the common-sense bipartisan Protect College Sports Act now claim a mock CBA experiment *proves* they're now policy masterminds. Incessant lobbying from financially dependent orgs will do that.

A single-school mock CBA is a cute little experiment. Good luck with that.

— Rationalized greed is destroying FBS College Football. — Rationalized greed is destroying NCAA Olympic Sports. — Rationalized greed destroyed the NIT and is doing its best to destroy Division 1 College Basketball. — Rationalized greed is going to destroy athlete graduation rates. — Rationalized greed will ultimately destroy life-changing educational opportunities for thousands of potential college students.