Tennessee is adding a 10% fee on football tickets next season to help with players' NIL
Tennessee has announced a price hike for football tickets starting in 2025 with most of the increase going specifically to help pay players.
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Tennessee increases ticket prices by 10% to help pay athletes - ESPN
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — In what is believed to be the first arrangement of its kind, Tennessee fans for all sports will be charged a 10% «talent fee» on tickets to help pay athletes as part of the new revenue-sharing plan set to begin in 2025.
Georgia governor signs order to allows schools to pay players - ESPN
Schools in Georgia have legal cover to immediately begin paying their athletes directly, according to an executive order signed by the state's governor Tuesday morning.
Wake Forest pulls out of next season's Ole Miss matchup after 34-point loss; Lane Kiffin miffed
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Commonwealth Games-Scottish government throws support behind Glasgow 2026 bid
MANCHESTER, England :The Scottish government has backed a bid for Glasgow to host a scaled-down version of the Commonwealth Games in 2026, 12 years after the city last hosted the quadrennial multi-sport event.
Rodri Man City transfer latest explained - Real Madrid plan, contract offer, 115 charges outcome
Real Madrid are interested in Manchester City midfielder Rodri, according to The Athletic.
Manchester United could do something they haven't done since Erik ten Hag's first season
Manchester United start their League Cup campaign against Barnsley in the third round at Old Trafford tonight.
Athletics Legend Sebastian Coe Vies With Six Rivals For IOC Presidency
World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe is the highest profile of the seven candidates to have declared on Monday their bid to succeed International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach. Coe will face stiff opposition from, amongst others, Kirsty Coventry, bidding to become the first woman and African to head the IOC, and cycling boss David Lappartient. The charismatic Briton, a two-time Olympic 1500 metres champion, also has challenges due to the rules laid down last week by the IOC Ethics Commission. Coe turns 68 on September 29 and although there is room for manoeuvre to raise the retirement age of IOC members and presidents to 74 he will be older than that come the end of an eight-year mandate.