by Sydney Large | Apr 11, 2022 | Endorsements & Sponsorships, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Attention has turned to the 2022 WNBA Draft following the 2022 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. This year’s NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship game drew 4.85 million viewers on ESPN networks, 18% more than last year and 30% more viewers than 2019. The new era of...
by Sydney Large | Apr 4, 2022 | NIL, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Tucker La Belle is a lacrosse student-athlete at Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa. But he’s far more than that. Between classes, he also manages social media for the Field of Dreams Movie Site. He co-founded a semi-pro lacrosse club, the Iowa Dogfish. He’s Chief...
by Braly Keller | Mar 27, 2022 | Endorsements & Sponsorships, NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Sports Marketing
No single sporting event has garnered more attention for athlete empowerment than the NCAA’s annual basketball tournaments. For the first time this year, both men’s and women’s tournaments are being played under a shared name and a new set of rules – including NIL...
by Braly Keller | Mar 25, 2022 | Analysis, NIL for Athletes, NIL for Coaches & Administrators
(No, this article was not written to tell ATs that they can sign endorsements.) (But we also aren’t here to stop an AT from using their NIL. Just sayin’.) Maybe you’re curious why Athletic Trainers (ATs) would need to know about Name, Image...
by Julian Valentin | Mar 21, 2022 | NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Ohio State synchronized swimmer Laila Huric is making a splash in the NIL era. Synchronized Swimming is not an officially sanctioned NCAA sport, but that has not stopped her from leading the way for women across the country. As Ohio State prepares to host the U.S....
by Sydney Large | Mar 10, 2022 | NIL, NIL for Athletes, Sports Marketing
As a Columbus, Ohio native, Sarah Morbitzer has been a Buckeye fan since day one. Walking on to the Ohio State Volleyball team was a dream come true. However, as a walk-on, Morbitzer has had to finically support herself throughout her college career. Only 57% of...
