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Atlanta Sports Agent. A step-by-step guide for athletes and families on what to do after receiving an NIL offer — compliance, recruiting rules, taxes, and contract review.

Jordan wore Adidas, loved Converse, and didn't want to meet with Nike. One overlooked contract clause changed that — and it's still the most important lesson in athlete deal-making.

The NCAA sports video game vanished for 11 years after a landmark lawsuit. Here's how it came back — and why not every player gets paid the same to be in it.

July 1, 2026 marks five years since the NCAA's NIL policy took effect. Here's how O'Bannon and NCAA v. Alston sparked the change — and where NIL stands today.

A landmark NCAA rule change replaces decades of redshirt and waiver chaos with a single age-based eligibility clock. Here's what families need to know — and do — right now.

The Senate Commerce Committee markup on the Protect College Sports Act is tomorrow. Here's every overnight development — including a threat to court-granted eligibility that athletes must understand.

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The era of unpaid college athletes is over. As of July 1, 2025, the House v. NCAA settlement allows schools to share up to $20.5 million annually with athletes — but how that money is divided, who gets the most, and how NIL fits in is more complex than the headlines suggest. This is your complete, plain-language breakdown.

Looking for a sports agent in Atlanta? Learn what Georgia law requires, red flags to avoid, and how families should vet NIL and revenue-share representation in 2026.

Confused about the difference between a sports agent and an NIL agent? Here's how Georgia law defines each role — and why college athletes in Georgia need both.

The Protect College Sports Act of 2026 is the most significant federal legislation ever introduced governing college athletics — and it hasn't passed yet. Smart athletes are preparing now. Here's exactly what this bill means for your NIL deals, your disclosure obligations, and your rights as a college athlete.

When a brand reaches out to your son or daughter with an NIL opportunity, the clock starts ticking — and so do the risks. Parents who know the right questions to ask before any agreement is signed are the ones who protect their athlete's eligibility, future earning potential, and long-term brand. Here's what every family needs to ask before saying yes.

The Protect College Sports Act of 2026 is the most comprehensive federal attempt to regulate college athletics in history. Introduced with bipartisan Senate Commerce Committee support, it would reshape NIL rules, transfer portal access, agent regulations, and athlete rights nationwide. Here's the full breakdown of what's in the bill and why it matters.

Most NIL contracts look straightforward on the surface. They rarely are. Buried inside are exclusivity clauses that block future deals, intellectual property terms that transfer your likeness rights beyond the agreement's end, and auto-renewal provisions that are easy to miss. Here are the contract red flags every college athlete needs to spot before signing anything.

Georgia athletes navigating NIL deals face a layered compliance framework — state law under O.C.G.A. § 43-4A, GHSA eligibility rules, NCAA bylaws, and their school's own compliance portal. Getting it wrong can cost you eligibility. Here's the complete breakdown of every rule Georgia athletes and families need to know before signing any NIL agreement.

The rapid growth of the NIL marketplace means athletes are fielding more opportunities than ever — but not every offer deserves a yes. Strategic NIL decision-making starts with brand alignment, requires honest opportunity cost assessment, and demands a clear-eyed look at contract terms. Here's how to evaluate NIL deals the way the best advisors do.