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Bryce Underwood normally would be benched by now — NIL is causing a Michigan dilemma
What you get is a combustible situation, made more complex by the large dollars involved with said player.
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Dan Hurley on navigating the NIL landscape: ‘I look at it like it’s a poker game’
As the NIL era continues to evolve, roster costs are also on the rise across college basketball. Texas coach Sean Miller notably said earlier this summer he expects a number of teams to top the $20 million mark. While navigating the landscape, though, UConn coach Dan Hurley said coaches tend to…
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Bryce Underwood NIL deal: Struggling Michigan quarterback failing to deliver after massive pay day
A quarterback change could be coming in Ann Arbor.
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Bryce Underwood NIL deal: Struggling Michigan quarterback failing to deliver after massive pay day
A quarterback change could be coming in Ann Arbor.
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Big money, bigger disaster: Minnesota exposes Michigan as Wolverines are latest example of wasted NIL funds
Michigan's massive NIL investment in Bryce Underwood faces scrutiny as the Wolverines drop a second straight Big Ten game to PJ Fleck's Gophers.
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Extended interview: Ted Cruz on NIL legislation, Paxton-Talarico, Trump's approval rating and more
Sen. Ted Cruz speaks with Tony Dokoupil about the Protect College Sports Act, the upcoming midterm elections, the latest approval ratings for President Trump and more.
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Texas Tech megadonor voices support for NIL legislation, talks collective bargaining
Cody Campbell, the chair of the Texas Tech Board of Regents and a major donor for the school, joins "The Takeout" to discuss his support for the Protect College Sports Act.
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Hadley Zann: NIL roster payoffs maximize Michigan’s potential this year
The No. 2 Michigan hockey team’s lineup this season has 20 returners, seven experienced freshmen and the most highly touted recruit in this year’s class. But without NIL, that roster wouldn’t exist. Just over five years ago, the NCAA allowed teams to pay their athletes through name, image and…
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