'It's a money game now' — How LSU is using NIL to keep up in ever-evolving college football world
After falling short of expectations for three seasons, LSU drummed up as much as it could in fundraising to get the Tigers back in the national picture. Here's a deep dive into how that all works in ...
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LSU spent millions on its roster, and now Brian Kelly thinks the Tigers could win the SEC
In an exclusive interview, Brian Kelly shared some insight into how much money LSU football has spent on its roster — and ...
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How much has NIL improved at Michigan? NFL-bound Wolverines weigh in
Michigan's NFL draft prospects discussed the strides the university took in the NIL space during their careers.
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Who are Flau’jae Johnson’s Parents: Everything You Need to Know About $1.5M NIL-Valued LSU Guard’s Family
Rising basketball star Flau’jae Johnson carries a legacy that bridges the worlds of sports and music. The LSU guard, who has ...
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National Analyst Confirms Garrett Nussmeier’s LSU Fate as Feelings on Brian Kelly’s $18M NIL Reality Cleared
Four days of full-on spring practice are in the books for LSU, and the 2025 squad's already hitting the field with helmets ...
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In time for March Madness, Flau'jae Johnson ups her NIL game to benefit Louisiana families
LSU's Flau'jae Johnson announces she's teaming up with Experian to the tune of $5 million for debt relief for Louisiana ...
Experian Enlists Flau’jae Johnson In Louisiana $5M Consumer Debt Campaign
The LSU basketball star and rapper has partnered with Experian to promote financial empowerment in the Louisiana community.
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Flau’jae Johnson releases new song "What It Takes" for Powerade's March Madness campaign
Flau’jae Johnson has teamed up with Powerade to release her new song "What It Takes" as the dedicated anthem for March Madness.
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Iowa men’s basketball | Four viable candidates to replace Fran McCaffery
With Fran McCaffery exiting his post as the head coach of the Iowa men’s basketball team after 15 seasons, it’s time for ...
Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but here's why they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year that performance units were introduced (1991).