Steve Berkowitz

College football's race to hire a general manager and build a front office is well underway in the NIL era. Here are some potential trend-setters.

A member of the U.S. House of Representatives is raising questions about — and demanding answers from — the recently created College Sports Commission

Colorado has committed to paying tens of millions for coach Deion Sanders and his players. The question is how. Right now, it's a mystery

For a second consecutive football season, there is a major-college coach who is essentially working without a contract, at least for now.

The next domino in college athletes' rights and Name, Image and Likeness legislation tipped Monday night.

Ohio State President Ted Carter discussed the subject of changes to Big Ten revenue sharing model in an interview with USA TODAY.

Southern California football coach Lincoln Riley was credited with $11.5 million in compensation during the calendar year 2023.

The National Labor Relations Board rescinded a Biden-administration memorandum that viewed college athletes as employees of their schools.

A sixth win this season for Indiana means Hoosiers coach Curt Cignetti reaps some major financial rewards, including an extra contract year.

The NCAA's effort to get approval of a legal settlement in its athlete-compensation cases faces opposition from the lawyer in the Ed O'Bannon case.

Lawyers involved in a proposed settlement of athlete-compensation antitrust cases against the NCAA and power conferences filed documents with judge.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order that allows schools like the University of Georgia to pay players directly for the use of their NIL.

Under its released contract, Michigan cannot fire football coach Sherrone Moore for cause for known NCAA violations related to its sign-stealing case.

Michigan announced a contract agreement with football coach Sherrone Moore two weeks after USA TODAY Sports reported the deal was not finalized.

Agreement that would hugely change college sports now at stage where "we have to talk about whether we have a deal to talk about," NCAA lawyer says.

College football head coaches rarely enter a season without a finalized contract. Michigan's Sherrone Moore is among several in this state of limbo.

Multiple parties have filed written legal oppositions to a proposed settlement that would allow schools to share revenue with NCAA athletes.

NCAA President Charlie Baker is confident that a proposal to create revenue units for the women's basketball tournament will be approved.

A proposal to distribute revenue to schools and conferences based on performance in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament will be discussed Tuesday.

The NCAA and Power Five conferences and lawyers in antitrust cases related to compensation for college athletes filed settlement documents in the case.