College Football: What NCAA rule changes could mean for athletes
GOP aims to keep Ohio college athletes from unionizing
NCAA Announces New Rules for How Football Players Can Wear Their Jerseys | 12up
New NCAA rule could mean USC jerseys with names on them
Beginning today, NCAA will let athletes get paid. Here's what that means.
NFL Relaxes Restrictions on Jersey Numbers - The New York Times
Supreme Court NCAA ruling: How college athlete pay will change
How Selling Used Gear Became the Latest Form of Player Empowerment | GQ
How much college athletes could be earning: study
A College Athlete Calls His Coach to Opt Out. And Ends Up on the Outs. - The New York Times
College athletes with name, image likeness control could make millions
How Much Gear Do D1 Athletes Get? - College Athlete Insight
College athletes should not be paid – Magnet
How College Athletes Are Getting Paid From NIL Endorsement Deals
The NCAA Will Let Athletes Profit From Their Fame. State Lawmakers Will Keep Up the Fight.
NBA jersey swapping: Increasing trend with professional basketball - Sports Illustrated
NBA jersey swapping: Increasing trend with professional basketball - Sports Illustrated
How Much Is NIL Really Worth To Student Athletes?
Adweek article: Student-Athlete and Brand Partnerships Increase Following New NIL Policy - LEARFIELD
Both the NBA and the NCAA Want to Keep Athletes in College for Too Long - The Atlantic
How college athletes can make money according to new NCAA NIL policy
A Way to Start Paying College Athletes - The New York Times
Why some NBA players aren't wearing slogans on jerseys - Los Angeles Times
The messages NBA players choose for their jersey names and why - The Washington Post
