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Why Does Justice Kavanaugh Write Concurrences?

And if only we could gaze upon his book of never-published opinions.

Reason

Breanna Stewart wants to help pay for charter planes for WNBA players

HARTFORD, Conn. — Breanna Stewart’s impending free-agency decision is quite possibly the biggest storyline in the WNBA this offseason, but the UConn women’s basketball legend is looking to draw attention to another issue as well.

Tribune News Service

How can we prevent another Jaden Rashada-Florida Gators situation?

As a Tampa name, image and likeness agent, Jake O’Donnell has followed the multimillion-dollar dispute involving former Florida Gators recruit Jaden Rashada from afar. He has heard the rumblings about how a deal between the blue-chip quarterback and a third party cost a power program its prized prospect.

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Alabama Reaches Unique NIL Deal With Sports Marketing Giant

The 15-year agreement will create a hub for NIL activity inside Bryant Denny Stadium.

Sports Illustrated

The Common Threads Tying Together the NFC’s Unfamiliar Finalists

The Eagles and 49ers don’t have much recent history together, but they’re linked by how they were built.

Sports Illustrated

Projecting the Top Six Picks of the 2023 NFL Draft

A quick look at the players who could come off the board first this spring, along with news and notes on declarations and the latest issues with name, image and likeness.

Sports Illustrated

Mark Bradley: What does Adonai Mitchell’s transfer say about Georgia? Nothing, really.

ATLANTA — Adonai Mitchell, widely known as “AD,” worked four playoff games as a Georgia Bulldog. He caught a touchdown pass in all four. His score in Indianapolis put Georgia ahead of Alabama to stay. His touchdown in Mercedes-Benz Stadium brought the Bulldogs even with Ohio State; seconds later, Jack…

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There Are No Winners in the Jaden Rashada Florida Saga

The quarterback from California was let down by many people around him in the messiest name, image and likeness fiasco to date.

Sports Illustrated

Florida releases QB recruit Jaden Rashada from national letter of intent

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida and quarterback recruit Jaden Rashada have officially parted ways in the wake of a high-profile, weeks-long drama surrounding a name, image and likeness agreement gone awry.

Orlando Sentinel

‘Landmark’ Jaden Rashada ordeal could prove transformational in college football landscape

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The Miami Hurricanes have been one of college football’s poster children for name, image and likeness deals since the NCAA began allowing players to capitalize on their popularity in 2021, but one of the seismic moments in this new era of college sports happened farther to…

Tribune News Service

College Athletes Could Cash in Under Proposed Revenue-Sharing Bill

Under the College Athlete Protection Act, players attending California schools could take home hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

Sports Illustrated

Texans’ divorce with QB Deshaun Watson may affect courting of C.J. Stroud

@bigsargesportz details how the Houston Texans' handling of the Deshaun Watson divorce may have an impact on their possible courtship of Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud.

USA Today Sports Media Group

How one NC company hopes to gain from an NIL deal with Armando Bacot, Jeremy Roach

RALEIGH, N.C. — About four hours after his most recent endorsement deal became public, Armando Bacot shared the news with his 56,400 followers on Twitter. By then, on a recent Thursday, Bacot had long become familiar with the art of the social media pitch. Keep it short. Direct. Add an…

Tribune News Service

Mike Bianchi: Florida Gators’ $13 million gaffe with Jaden Rashada is biggest fail of NIL

ORLANDO, Fla. — Jaden Rashada, one of the top high school recruits in the country, deserves absolutely none of the blame for this embarrassing mistake and fractured relationship with the University of Florida.

Orlando Sentinel

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Bob Wojnowski: Michigan would be foolish to let Jim Harbaugh leave, and he'd be foolish to go

DETROIT — It’s more complicated than the last time. It seems more adversarial, with higher stakes, as Jim Harbaugh re-engages in NFL speculation with no clear direction or intent.

USA Today Sports Media Group

One outlet somehow believes C.J. Stroud to the NFL isn’t a lock

Do you believe this rumor? #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Friday Night Notes: Florida’s Jaden Rashada drama, Justin Scott’s top 8 schools and more

High School recruiting notebook as 2023 kicks into high gear in the sports world.

Reason

The Government Shouldn't Stop College Athletes From Making Money

States are putting unfair restrictions on college athletes from profiting off their names, images, and likenesses.

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The kid from the Popeyes meme gets the perfect NIL deal as a college football player

The meme has turned into a deal for the kid involved.

Sports Illustrated

Six Things to Know: NWSL Draft Prospect Alyssa Thompson

The likely No. 1 selection will bypass a college career at Stanford.

ABC News

Who is Olivia Dunne and why does her college gymnastics team need extra security from her fans?

Olivia Dunne has been a major beneficiary of a shift that allows college athletes to earn money from their work, but the fandom around her has been described as "disturbing" and "creepy" after a meet over the weekend.

The Times of India

Remember Popeyes meme kid? He is now a football player seeking NIL deal

Do you recall the TerRio impersonator who gained notoriety for giving Popeyes the side-eye? We're all officially elderly because that child from the well-known meme is now a college football player. Dieunerst Collin, the side-eyed "Popeyes meme kid" who swept the internet nearly ten years ago, is back in the…

Sports Illustrated

‘Popeyes Meme Kid’ Is Now College Football Player Seeking NIL Deal

After taking the internet by storm in 2013, Dieunerst Collin is back in the spotlight.

Sports Illustrated

The NFL Coaching Carousel Is Already in Full Swing

The Monday after the end of the regular season marks the official beginning of head coaching searches, and there’s already plenty of developments to sort through.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Watch Ohio State signee Lincoln Kienholz respond to on-field gimmick

Lincoln Kienholz has an appropriate response to some on-field antics. #GoBucks

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