LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A bill filed in the Arkansas legislature on Thursday would allow institutes of higher education to hold fund-raising raffles. House Bill 1044 seeks to add the “Arkansas ...

Northern Illinois football coach Thomas Hammock slammed the transfer portal landscape and urged college athletes to value ...

The Arkansas legislature failed to pass House Bill 1044, a measure that would have allowed state universities to conduct 50/50 raffles to raise money for NIL, scholarships, and athletic department ...

The University of Arkansas never stops pushing the envelope regarding NIL fundraising. Admittedly, that’s what you must do when competing in the SEC against schools with rabid donor bases like ...

Arkansas EDGE is seeking roughly $200,000 in what is essentially a buyout of Madden's NIL contract. Madden signed a one-year NIL agreement with Arkansas EDGE reportedly worth about $500,000.

Arkansas is set to be one of the most aggressive spenders in college basketball’s NIL landscape. According to On3.com’s Pete Nakos, the Razorbacks are pushing a $10 million budget to maintain ...

Arkansas NIL is once again going through a potential shift. A bill filed Thursday morning in the Arkansas House (H.B. 1044) would allow the University of Arkansas to conduct 50/50 raffles for ...

The University of Arkansas NIL collective has retained Rogers-based attorney Tom Mars to collect damages from freshman quarterback Madden Iamaleava, who reportedly violated the terms of his ...

"I'm going to make it so easy for you," Yurachek said. "If we can get 10,000 households across the state of Arkansas to give $100 a month all year long, we would be in the NIL game from a football ...

Arkansas Edge and its innovative team will work hand-in-hand with us to continue to connect our student-athletes with NIL opportunities that also serve our community, state and region.

NIL Go has its critics, including Dalton K. Forsythe, director of Utah State's Blue A Collective. He took to X on Thursday to voice his frustration.

Arkansas lawmakers rejected HB 1044, which would have allowed universities to hold 50/50 raffles for NIL funding, scholarships, and athletic expenses. Eli Henderson | Feb 13, 2025 ...