NCAA Regulations Deemed In Violation of Antitrust Laws
The obstacles of making a new licensed NCAA game may have just become a little smaller. In a big win ...
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EA Sports NCAA Football News: Florida To Allow College Athletes To Profit Off Endorsements
The hurdles to make a new NCAA-licensed video game may still be around, but the licensing climate has softened somewhat ...
NCAA Allows Student-Athletes to Profit Off Name and Likeness
After pressure from stakeholders and politicians on the issue, the NCAA announced today that they will indeed allow athletes to ...
EA CEO Andrew Wilson Talks About Future of NCAA Video Games
The recent bills that have been proposed and passed over the past few months have peaked the interest of fans ...
California Signs Fair Pay to Play Act Into Law: Now What?
The state of California has officially signed the Fair Pay to Play Act into law. After months of wondering whether ...
NCAA Football: New York Latest State to Propose Paying Student-Athletes
We've written here at SGO over the past few months about the bill that has been proposed in California that ...
Why NCAA Games May Return Sooner Than You Think
The last NCAA Football game hit the shelves over six years ago on July 9, 2013. The franchise's demise came ...
NCAA Football News: California Looking to Pass Bill Allowing Student-Athletes to Profit Off Name and Likeness
The ability to allow collegiate players to profit off their name and likeness has been debated for quite some time ...
NCAA Football May Be Poised For A Comeback With NCAA’s New Committee
NCAA Football and NCAA Basketball fans may have yet another positive sign that the franchise may be coming back soon, as ...
A Proposed Bill Could Open the Door For Future NCAA Football Games
As of right now, collegiate student-athletes are not eligible to receive any sort of monetary compensation for their athletic feats ...
Will NCAA Basketball Ever Make a Return?
Whatever happened to NCAA Basketball, the video game franchise based on college basketball? It's a question that we've received frequently, ever since ...