Shelburne Museum docent enjoyed traveling and exploring varied cultures Mary Hagen, a longtime resident of Shelburne, Vt., passed away peacefully on April 15, 2024, at 90 years of age, after a brief illness. She was born in Minnesota, the daughter of Byrde and J. John Johannsen. Mary attended the University of Minnesota, where she met and married Ronald L. Hagen, her husband of 26 years. Mary lived a full life and, with her friends and daughters, traveled to...
Former Stanford women's basketball head coach Tara VanDerveer warned that NIL collectives could undermine Title IX, in a roundtable with the Women's Coaching Alliance on Tuesday.
“Fit is everything for us, and we want to bring the right people.”
Student-athletes are increasingly chasing deals through the transfer portal to profit off their name, image and likeness — a result of NIL that panelists at the University of Colorado Boulder said is a challenge for athletic programs and jeopardizes the education and future of student-athletes.
Every time a fan makes a purchase, a royalty percentage goes into that student athlete’s pockets.
The rights of college athletes to make money off of their name, image, and likeness (NIL) has upended college sports since it was made legal in 2021. Nearly every facet of big-time college athletics is touched in some way by NIL. Previously, institutions were supposed to keep some distance when it came to players negotiating […]
After LSU gymnastics won its first national championship, head coach Jay
The cards will be available across dozens of locales on Oahu.
The college sports landscape has undergone some dramatic changes since the start of the NIL Era, and we could be on the verge of another dramatic paradigm shift courtesy of a new law that’s now in effect in the state of Virginia. It’s been close to three years since the Supreme Court issued the decision […]
Baylor signee VJ Edgecombe launched a scholarship fund to help students at Gateway Christian Academy in his hometown in Bimini in the Bahamas.
"All of the issues that pro athletes have dealt with for years are now going downstream," said former NFL player Brandon Copeland.
The money will probably be used to entice high school athletes and preexisting college athletes from other schools to play for UC, even if just a few months before seeking more elsewhere.