The Texas Longhorns enter the 2025 season as the top team in the country. Led by Steve Sarkisian, the SEC newcomer looks to make waves with an expanded College Football Playoff

Headline after headline during the offseason spoke to the same reality for college football: Millions of dollars are headed directly into the pockets of players, and only programs that can nimbly replenish their resources will succeed.

In the world of modern college football, the only thing that seems to matter to Division I programs is how much money they can raise for NIL funding. It's

Northern Illinois head coach Thomas Hammock has once again found himself in the spotlight. After capturing national attention with the Huskies’ stunning upset over Notre Dame last year, this time his

In an era of college sports where coaches, players, and staff are constantly trying to keep up with changes to name, image, and likeness (NIL) landscape. Due to

Can BYU football continue to be a transformational program in this day and age of revenue sharing, transferring and NIL payments to players?

Tom Brady played four seasons in the Big Ten with former coach Lloyd Carr's Michigan Wolverines, serving as a member of the Wolverines' 1997 national championship team and leading Michigan to an Orange Bowl win over Shaun Alexander's Alabama Crimson Tide in his final performance.

In today’s college football landscape, the battle off the field is as fierce as the one under the stadium lights. The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era has tr

History will look back and see two different versions of college football: the era where players played for their school, and the era where players played for money. The Name, Image and Likeness era was ushered in at break neck speed, and I’d argue that even the biggest fans of the sport still don’t fully understand what’s going on.

College football continues to battle with the effects of the transfer portal and name, image and likeness (NIL) deals, and Northern Illinois Huskies head coach Thomas Hammock has made it clear exactly where he stands.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/auburn as Hugh Freeze Embracing College Football's NIL Landscape.