In this article, Heights' sports editor Maria Stefanoudakis breaks down the implications of the House vs. NCAA decision on BC athletics.

Arizona State began distributing revenue-sharing funds to athletes on July 10, in response to the recent House v. NCAA settlement.

It officially ends any administrative restrictions to athletes’ NIL compensation within limits, but it allows schools and conferences to establish what is — and isn’t — permissible. Should the federal legislation pass, it would override current state NIL laws, which vary from border to border.

Financial considerations have already affected Will Wade’s roster, while Duke is using the lessons of Cooper Flagg’s season to teach players how to handle their new outside responsibilities.

In a new report by The Athletic, the conference’s coaches were granted anonymity when speaking about Tech’s $55 million NIL payload.

Here's where the landscape stands after McKenna became the most high-profile player to go from the CHL to the NCAA.

The bill would federally protect and recognize the ability of student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness.

When Joe Castiglione was hired at Oklahoma at athletic director in 1998, there was no way for him to predict how much the NCAA landscape would change during what will end up being a three-decade tenure in Norman.