NIL money could be a part of Ohio high school sports soon. Canton-area athletic directors talk about potential impact and ...

Ohio State commit Jamier Brown, the top WR in the 2027 class, returned a punt for an 82-yard touchdown in Wayne High School's ...

Nico Iamaleava, the former Tennessee quarterback transferred to UCLA, will not be behind center for a rematch with Ohio State ...

NIL rules have changed college football in a big way. Players can now earn money by signing partnerships, building their brands, and using their growing popularity. Many of today’s top athletes have ...

Amid a standout season, Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith recently achieved some unique history with an NIL ...

Jeremiah Smith overtakes Arch Manning for the most valuable NIL valuation in college football, Manning's totals continue to ...

The OHSAA announced language for an emergency bylaw on name, image and likeness. High Schools will vote on it Nov. 17-21.

Ohio high school principals will vote in November on a proposal to allow student-athletes to sign name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals. The vote was prompted by a lawsuit and a temporary restraining ...

Opinion: If Ohio bans NIL for high school students, it is defending the last level of organized sports where purity still matters more than profit.

Name, image and likeness opportunities have arrived for OHSAA athletes – at least temporarily, if not permanently – and opinions on NIL vary.

High school athletes in Ohio can profit from their name, image and likeness — at least for now. A Franklin County judge ruled in favor of one of the top high school football players in the country, ...

NEW: Hollister has inked multiple NIL deals with College Football stars⭐️ Florida QB DJ Lagway, Florida State QB Tommy Castellanos, Michigan QB Bryce Underwood, Texas EDGE Colin Simmons, Texas A&M CB ...