New Tulane Green Wave NIL Partnership Indicates Big Players in Revenue Share Era
The timing of the Tulane Green Wave's expansion of a key NIL partnership coincided with the American Athletic Conference setting a college football precedent wi ...
American Athletic Conference revenue sharing plan does not impact Army, Navy
The AAC is the first NCAA conference to establish a minimum standard of compensation for athletes. But it doesn’t apply to ...
American Conference Sets Powerful League Standard for Tulane in Revenue Share
American Athletic Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti has been proactive in his efforts to keep the Group of 5 league competitive in college football. The AAC ...
AAC becomes first conference to institute minimum investment level for revenue sharing
The AAC will become the first college athletic conference to institute a "minimum investment" level for its schools. Here are ...
American Athletic Conference becomes first league to set 'minimum standard' revenue share of $10 million
The American Athletic Conference approved an initiative on Friday to establish a minimum standard of benefits that schools ...
Why Memphis basketball will be one of the most dangerous teams in the NCAA tournament
March Madness is upon us. Sure, the Tigers still have their regular-season finale on Friday against South Florida. But, with the AAC tournament up next and the NCAA tournament after that, Memphis is ...
ACC settlement paradox is one of strength and futility, but college sports will eventually tear itself apart
Two things can be true regarding the ACC's settlement this week of the crippling lawsuits brought by Florida State and ...
How Memphis basketball feels about hitting goals: 'This is the reason I came here'
Memphis needs only to beat South Florida on Friday or for North Texas to lose one of its last two games to secure the AAC ...
Memphis may be AAC's only March Madness team. Tim Pernetti says others 'have to schedule better'
The AAC is trending toward single-bid March Madness territory for the first time in its history. That does not sit well with ...