Faizon Brandon’s apparent deal for $1.2 million over two years is the outlier among NIL deals for North Carolina high school ...

This upcoming school year, high school athletes will be able to sign deals with companies for their name, image, and likeness ...

A North Carolina high school must forfeit victories across eight varsity teams for fielding ineligible athletes. The North ...

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Three teams split the Mountain 7 Conference championship in 2024. See our predictions for the final conference standings.

A lawsuit brought last year by the family of the nation’s top-ranked quarterback recruit ended the state’s prohibition on public school athletes signing name, image and likeness deals.

The OVC–Big South's lone HBCU may need to weigh its options after Tennessee Tech's departure. Could SWAC, MEAC, or FBS be next?