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Key Takeaways What TEKTA Offers Brands Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Publicis Sports this week launched TEKTA,…
Key Takeaways Elevate by IMG Academy announced a partnership with Keene State College on August 11, its second higher education…
Key Takeaways Student Athlete Score announced a technology partnership with Perfect Game on July 28, 2026, bringing athlete marketing intelligence…
Key Takeaways Eleven High School Athletes Join the NIL Roster Nike announced on July 16 that it signed 11 high…
Key Takeaways JUNKLESS Foods, a better-for-you snacking brand founded in 2018, has launched a nationwide college athlete NIL contest with…
Key Takeaways Antitrust Protection in Exchange for Athlete Safeguards The bipartisan legislation, also sponsored by Sens. Eric Schmitt (R) and…
The IHSAA votes May 4, 2026 on an Indiana high school NIL proposal covering 412 schools, with rules for camps, clinics, and athlete coaching compensation.
NFL rookie contracts will top $50 million for the first time since 2010, with $863M in guaranteed first-round money reshaping football’s financial pipeline.
Small colleges are using athletics as an enrollment growth tool, creating new pipeline opportunities for youth sports operators and B2B recruiting platforms.
Key Takeaways What the Executive Order Does President Trump signed an executive order on Friday April 3rd 2026 directing the…
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