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UCLA Makes WNBA Draft History as Rookie Pay Takes a Big Jump

UCLA had six players drafted, five in the first round, both records. Azzi Fudd went No. 1 to Dallas. And under the new WNBA deal, the No. 1 pick will earn $500,000 as a rookie. Here's what changed for women's athletes going pro.

faNILy 路 April 15, 2026
College Sports News

Kennesaw State Wraps Spring Practice With Eyes on a Big September

Kennesaw State closed spring ball with its Spring Game on April 11, the reigning Conference USA champs' second spring under Jerry Mack. Now the countdown starts to a September that includes West Georgia, Georgia State, and a trip to Tennessee.

faNILy 路 April 12, 2026
NIL Policy & Law

The CSC Raised Its NIL Review Threshold to $2,500. Here's What Changed

The College Sports Commission says it'll stop running compensation-range reviews on many NIL deals between $600 and $2,500. Reporting is still required. Here's what the April 7 memo says and what it means for everyday NIL deals.

faNILy 路 April 9, 2026
College Sports News

Michigan Wins Its First National Title Since 1989

Michigan beat UConn 69-63 in Indianapolis for its first men's national championship since 1989, with Elliot Cadeau named Most Outstanding Player. A quick recap and what the offseason looks like for fans following these players.

faNILy 路 April 8, 2026
Women's Sports

UCLA's First NCAA Title Drew 9.9 Million Viewers. Here's Why That Matters

UCLA routed South Carolina 79-51 for its first NCAA women's basketball championship, and ESPN says 9.9 million people watched. A look at the game, the numbers, and what that audience means for women's college athletes.

faNILy 路 April 7, 2026
NIL Policy & Law

Trump's Second College Sports Executive Order: What's Actually in It

On April 3, President Trump signed 'Urgent National Action to Save College Sports,' targeting NIL, transfers, and eligibility with federal funding as leverage. Here's what the order says, the Aug. 1 date, and what's still unsettled.

faNILy 路 April 5, 2026
High School NIL

Georgia's High School NIL Protection Act Stalls in the Senate

Georgia's House passed a bill unanimously to put guardrails on high school NIL and 'street agents.' Now it's stuck in a Senate committee with no chairman. Here's what the bill would do and why it matters for families.

faNILy 路 April 2, 2026
College Sports News

The Basketball Transfer Portal Opens Soon. Here's How the New Window Works

College basketball's transfer portal now opens the day after each national title game and runs just 15 days. Here's a fan-friendly guide to the new rules, the coaching-change exception and what NIL has to do with it.

faNILy 路 March 29, 2026
Women's Sports

No Caitlin Clark, No Problem: Women's March Madness Ratings Stay Strong

The 2026 women's NCAA Tournament posted its second-most-watched opening rounds ever, trailing only the Caitlin Clark-fueled 2024 run. South Carolina, UConn and a few big upsets led the way.

faNILy 路 March 27, 2026
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