The New Era of College Sports. In Real Time.
NIL updates, university revenue strategies, partnership announcements, and industry insights from the team inside the ecosystem.
For those unfamiliar with the phases of the college basketball season, an exciting slate of non-conference matchups and showcase tournaments highlights the first several weeks of the season, just before slowing down slightly around finals week and heading into December’s holiday season.
Thanks to Bakari Sellers and other prominent alumni, each player on the national champion University of South Carolina Women’s Basketball team can earn an average of $25,000 or more in NIL deals during the 2022-23 school year.
IUPUI tennis player Alex Jochim could charge $40-50 an hour giving tennis lessons, now that NCAA name, image, and likeness rules finally allow those activities, he told Front Office Sports.
Inmar Intelligence, a data-driven tech services company, announced a strategic alliance with NOCAP Sports, a platform enabling collegiate athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness (NIL) compliantly.
NOCAP Sports' partnership with INFLCR gives NOCAP access to INFLCR’s vast student-athlete network, providing more vetted NIL opportunities from top brands and agencies worldwide.
Year one of name, image and likeness (NIL) freedom for college athletes is now in the books, and what a year it’s been.
