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News, stories, and updates from faNILy - the platform connecting fans, athletes, and partners.
The Women's College World Series opened in Oklahoma City with No. 7 Tennessee knocking off No. 2 Texas and Nebraska winning in 10 innings. Here's the field, the opening-day results and why softball keeps pulling in fans.
The SEC's spring meetings in Florida covered NIL enforcement, a possible breakaway and playoff expansion, but produced few final answers. Here's what Bryan Seeley, Georgia leaders and Greg Sankey had to say.
Sens. Cantwell, Cruz, Coons and Schmitt introduced a bipartisan college sports bill with a national NIL standard, a 5% agent fee cap, one penalty-free transfer and pooled media rights. Here's what it would change for athletes and fans.
Kennesaw State played host to the 2026 Conference USA Baseball Championship at Mickey Dunn Stadium, debuting a new pool-play format. Here's how the Owls' week went and why moments like this matter for KSU fans.
At its spring meetings in California, Big Ten leaders openly discussed governing themselves if Congress stalls and the College Sports Commission doesn't improve. Here's what Ross Bjork, Pat Chun and Tony Petitti said.
Covered platforms now have 48 hours to remove nonconsensual intimate images after a valid request. The FTC started enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act on May 19. Here's what it requires and why it matters for athletes.
House leaders pulled the NCAA-backed SCORE Act before a planned floor vote for the second time in less than a year. Here's what the bill would have done, why it stalled, and what Senate negotiators may offer instead.
Two words sit at the center of college sports' biggest NIL fight: associated entity. Here's what the term means, why multimedia rights partners are caught in the middle, and what the hearing at the end of May could decide.
An arbitrator upheld the College Sports Commission's rejection of NIL deals between Nebraska football players and multimedia rights partner Playfly. Here's what the ruling said, why it matters, and the bigger court fight still ahead.
