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Embattled ex-NMSU coach hired by junior college
Ex-New Mexico State basketball coach Greg Heiar has been hired to coach Mineral Area College, a junior college in Missouri, four months after he was fired in the wake of the Aggies’ hazing scandal.… Continue Reading »
Universities, NCAA see pros and cons of new state NIL laws
Two years after the NCAA let athletes make money from their name, image and likeness, the association is now at odds with state laws that help in-state schools work even more directly with athletes on NIL deals.… Continue Reading »
Source: SDSU plans to remain in Mountain West
San Diego State is expected to deliver notice to the Mountain West on Friday that it will not withdraw from the league, a source told ESPN.… Continue Reading »
IRS: Some nonprofit NIL groups may not qualify
The IRS in a memo said it has determined that the main purpose of many tax-exempt NIL collectives is to pay players instead of supporting charitable works, which would jeopardize the status of those collectives and their donations.… Continue Reading »
Men’s basketball recruiting: The battle for No. 1, key risers and new faces
Meet the No. 1 players in the next three recruiting classes as well as those rising in the rankings and new faces to the ESPN100, 60 and 25.… Continue Reading »
Recruiting preview: The No. 1 question, grading new coaches and… Rutgers?
What to know about the 2024 and 2025 classes as the recruiting trail’s busiest month begins.… Continue Reading »
D-I proposal would shrink portal window by half
The NCAA Division I Council proposed changes to the transfer period windows that would reduce the total number of days that student athletes can enter the transfer portal from 60 down to 30.… Continue Reading »
New Mexico State to pay $8M in hazing lawsuit
New Mexico State agreed to pay $8 million to settle a lawsuit involving two basketball players who said they were sexually assaulted by teammates.… Continue Reading »
NCAA updates gambling punishment for athletes
The NCAA announced Wednesday that it is amending its penalties for student-athletes who violate its gambling policy, increasing leniency and, in some cases, basing punishments on the amount wagered.… Continue Reading »