Money Ball: How College Athletes Are Raking in Big Bucks Without Going Pro

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Three years on, lifting the ban on college athletes profiting from their name, image, and likeness (commonly referred to as NIL) has proven to be highly beneficial. Students now have the opportunity to earn substantial additional income, and it’s also providing career paths for those who no longer aspire to become professional athletes. Many young athletes across various campuses and sports express that the new NIL regulations have significantly impacted their view of their sport, their future careers, and how they interact with fans.

NFT sales drop 9.6% to $160.9m, Ethereum and Bitcoin network sales plunge

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As a seasoned analyst with years of experience in the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies and NFTs, I find myself both intrigued and slightly perplexed by the latest market trends. On one hand, Bitcoin’s surge towards $100,000 is undeniably impressive, reflecting a robust confidence in the digital asset market. However, the recent drop in NFT sales … Read more

FIFA Rivals promises arcade-style football for mobile

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FIFA is collaborating with Mythical Games to introduce FIFA Rivals, an officially endorsed mobile football game. Expected to launch on both iOS and Android devices shortly, this new game offers an arcade-style play that prioritizes speed and action over traditional simulation. With games such as eFootball and EA Sports FC Mobile currently leading the market, it’s exciting to see a fresh perspective brought to the sport.