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Please read this carefully — especially if you are a college athlete or a parent. Last updated September 2026.

Not professional advice

Nothing on CollegeAthleteInsider.com is professional legal, financial, tax, or eligibility advice, and nothing here creates a professional relationship of any kind. The articles here are general information and independent analysis for a general audience. They are not a substitute for advice from a qualified professional who knows your specific situation.

For athletes and families: consult your compliance office

I cover NIL, revenue sharing, the transfer portal, roster limits, and related topics because they matter. But these rules are complex, they change frequently, and they vary by school, conference, and state law. If you are an athlete or a family member with questions about your eligibility, an NIL deal, a transfer, or any compliance matter, talk to your school's compliance office (and, where appropriate, a licensed attorney or financial professional) before you act. Do not rely on a general article — including mine — to make a personal decision with real consequences.

I do not promise or estimate anyone's earnings, I do not publish individual athletes' deal values, and I do not provide financial recommendations.

Accuracy, currency, and "as of" dates

I strive for accuracy and I source every statistic to a public dataset. Even so, data can contain errors, and the rules governing college sports are actively evolving — some are litigated or unsettled as I publish. Where a topic depends on current rules (for example, revenue sharing or transfer windows), I date-stamp the article ("rules as of …") and say plainly when something is uncertain. Always verify time-sensitive details against an official source.

No betting advice

I do not provide betting advice, picks, plays, or predictions intended for wagering, and this site has no sportsbook affiliation, sponsorship, or affiliate links. Some articles — and one of the calculators — do work with point spreads, moneylines, and implied win probabilities: converting a spread into a probability is a standard piece of sports statistics, and measuring a betting-market talking point is a legitimate thing to write about. Every such figure is an illustration of a method, published under a stated model with stated assumptions. It is not a recommendation, it does not account for the margin a book builds into its prices, and it should not be used as the basis for a wager. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.

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