There’s been no shortage of reactions on social media to the Nico Iamaleava saga. Tennessee has moved on from Iamaleava, and the Volunteers’ starting quarterback has submitted paperwork to enter the NCAA transfer portal, according to reports Saturday. Iamaleava reportedly missed Friday’s practice at Tennessee due to contract negotiations between Iamaleava and a Tennessee collective. […]
Did Nate Wiggins ever think about leaving Clemson because of NIL money? Wiggins, now a rookie cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens, was asked that question in an interview on the Punch Line Podcast with fellow Ravens star corner Marlon Humphrey. Wiggins, who played for the Tigers from 2021-23 and earned first-team All-ACC honors as a […]
CHARLOTTE — The 2023 ACC Football Kickoff kicked off Tuesday morning with the Commissioner’s Forum. During it, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips emphasized that college athletics should have national guidelines for NIL (name, image and likeness) payments to college athletes, adding that he sees the involvement of the federal government as the best route to that. […]
Clemson, South Carolina – June 2, 2022 – Two Clemson graduates and area business owners have launched Dear Old Clemson, a name, image and likeness collective to bring Tiger fans, businesses and student-athletes together to make sure they all win together. Robert MacRae, a 1987 Clemson graduate, and Jason Beaty, who graduated from Clemson with […]
Justyn Ross thinks the change in NCAA policy to allow student-athletes to profit of off their name, image and likeness is long overdue. The Clemson wide receiver hosted a meet and greet event in Greenville, S.C. on Sunday afternoon with his teammate Darien Rencher at Charleston Sports Pub. Fans trickled in from noon until 2 […]
Since the NCAA allowed student-athletes to earn compensation for the use of their name, image and likeness on July 1 perhaps no school has seen early returns as favorable as Miami. Hurricanes quarterback D’Eriq King cashed in almost immediately with the launch of Dreamfield, an agency that connects businesses with student-athletes, and deals that will […]
College athletics changed forever on July 1 this year when the NCAA dramatically altered its model of amateurism by removing restrictions that prohibited athletes from profiting off of their name, image and likeness. When the change went into effect the Twitterverse and some journalists dug up old quotes from Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney and […]
The Clemson Insider is excited to announce our first name, image and likeness endorsement deal. Clemson football senior kicker B.T. Potter has signed an advertising agreement with TCI. “I am happy to have B.T. signed as our first NIL deal. He comes from a great family and has been a great representative of Clemson University, […]
The NCAA continues to show its indifference toward the rapidly evolving name, image and likeness saga in college athletics. Last week, NCAA President Mark Emmert called on the NCAA Council to enact legislation regarding the NIL prior to July 1, when some state laws will begin allowing student-athletes to profit from the use of their […]
Georgia garnered an advantage over the Tigers on the recruiting trail thanks to a piece of state legislation that was signed into law on Thursday morning. Governor Brian Kemp took a trip down to Athens and visited Sanford Stadium to sign Georgia’s name, image and likeness bill that allows for student-athletes to receive compensation for […]