faNILy Is Live: A Direct Line Between Fans and College Athletes
faNILy launches today. It's a fan-to-athlete NIL platform where fans 18 and older can follow college athletes and buy digital content and experiences from them. Here's what that means.
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faNILy launches today. It's a fan-to-athlete NIL platform where fans 18 and older can follow college athletes and buy digital content and experiences from them. Here's what that means.
Nielsen ranked the most avid local college football markets heading into 2026. Birmingham tops the list, Knoxville and Chattanooga both crack the top 10, and Atlanta lands at No. 9. Here's what the index measures and why it matters for athletes.
As fall sports kick off, more than 30 judges are handling eligibility disputes involving nearly 400 athletes. Here's what's driving the cases and why fans should care.
College football is back on August 29, with North Carolina and TCU opening in Dublin and Mercer hosting the FCS Kickoff in Macon. Here's the Week 0 slate and what Georgia fans have coming next.
Nebraska swept through Spikes Under the Lights at AT&T Stadium and took home $350,000. Next up: the Players Era Volleyball Showcase in Las Vegas, with $1 million in NIL opportunities on the line.
faNILy launches September 3, 2026. Here's the short version: a fan-to-athlete NIL platform where fans 18 and older can follow college athletes and buy digital content and experiences from them.
As fall sports get going, families are asking how high school NIL works. The short answer: it's set state by state. Here's what Georgia's rules allow, what they ban, and how another state does it.
Ohio State and Oregon lead the AP preseason poll, Georgia checks in at No. 3, and the SEC leads all conferences with nine teams. Tennessee, Kennesaw State's Sept. 19 opponent, opens at No. 20.
Between a pending Senate bill, a White House order, and the NIL Go clearinghouse, the rules around athlete pay can feel like alphabet soup. Here's a short, plain-English cheat sheet before games start.