EA College Football 26 Could Offer Bigger Payouts To Players
A new company's push to represent the elite athletes of college football may force EA's next game, EA College Football 26, to significantly increase its payouts.
College Football Players Find Loophole In Revenue Sharing Before It Even Begins
Rules are meant to be broken. Well, they're not really. But if a rule is put in place, you can bet your behind that somebody is working on a way to break
Over 450 College Football Players to be Paid For Their Likenesses in Video Games
A new undertaking is signing up FBS college football players’ video NIL licensing rights to be used in the college football video game. Pathway Sports and Entertainment, founded by Casey Schwab, has signed a majority of the football players at Alabama, Georgia, Illinois,… pic.twitter.com/MOMbR0EuP6
How much will Ryan Williams, others get in college football NIL video game deal?
Alabama receiver Ryan Williams and other Crimson Tide players are among college football players who have signed group licensing agreements for their name, image and likeness to be used in video games. Yahoo Sports broke the news in what the outlet suggests “is expected to be the single largest commercial deal in the industry’s history.”
Oregon Ducks Join Forces With NIL Licensing Group, College Football Video Game Rights
The Oregon Ducks have partnered with Pathway Sports and Entertainment, a company that is focused on monetizing the name, image, and likeness or NIL rights of at
EA Sports College Football 25 ratings for all of Colorado's incoming transfers
From Kaidon Salter to Joseph Williams, check out the EA Sports College Football 25 rating for each of Colorado's incoming ...
NCAA committee recommends adding flag football as emerging sport for women
The last sport to move through the program was women’s wrestling, which was approved last month to be the NCAA's 91st ...
NCAA committee recommends flag football as emerging sport for women amid growing popularity
The NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics has recommended that Divisions I, II and III sponsor legislation to add flag football to the NCAA Emerging Sports for Women program ...