Athletes.org Community, As we mark our first anniversary, we want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we've embarked on together. In just one year, we have grown to over 3,000 members across the NCAA, all benefiting from our free membership that

The results are in from the The NIL Summit attendee survey: AO was voted… ⭐️ The most engaged expo hall activation ⭐️ Top five most valuable partners ⭐️ Most valuable session “The Art of Mental Well-Being” The Circle of "M" & Soul Cole It was so great to be apart of this event this

Interesting stuff from Athletes dot org, a group that is trying to organize, support & advocate for college athletes. Small sample relatively to the population of college athletes, but they surveyed members and rated schools in a bevy of areas. athletes.org/school-rating/

Athletes.org released its "school ratings" in an effort for athletes to publicly rate and review their schools. AO received almost 1,400 athlete responses from schools like Clemson, Indiana, Maryland, Ohio St., Stanford, Penn St. and more. athletes.org/school-rating/

Officially live 🚨 The Athletes' School Ratings: For Athletes, By Athletes Introducing The Athletes' School Ratings - the first comprehensive rating system for college athletic programs, created by those who know best: the athletes themselves. Honest Feedback: Real insights

For the first time ever, athletes can voice their opinions and provide an honest review of their schools in The Athletes' School Ratings. Creating this transparency is essential to the college athletics world - the same way everyone can review restaurants, hotels, and their

🎙️We're back for another season of my podcast and Fall 2024 is packed with exciting guests starting with the guy who led the litigation for the recent House v. NCAA Settlement that will pay college athletes past, present and future over $20B! Key takeaway? Schools partnering

The system needs to be reconsidered.

Listen to full interview at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/now…

Reminder for the Virtual Town Hall at 4pm EST🚨 on the House Settlement for agents in the sports industry. The NCAA will pay over $20 billion to past, present, and future college athletes over the next decade. You can learn more about it next Wednesday by registering at the

The recent collaboration between the NFL and NFLPA to implement a new field condition measurement device underscores the vital role of player associations in professional sports. This development highlights several key reasons why players' associations are essential:

The players' association Athletes.Org has come out in support of the House v. NCAA settlement while calling for schools to partner with athletes: "The settlement is of a class action and thus was agreed to without the involvement of an organization representing the

Athletes.org releases a statement in support of the House settlement and urging schools to negotiate with athletes.

Inbox: College athlete advocacy group The Athletes Organization releases a statement on its position on the House settlement. Basically, the group is in favor of the judge approving the settlement. But athletes and schools should work together on negotiating other rules/athletes rights, akin

Partnership is the answer to co-creating the future of college athletics. 🤝 The Athletes Organization

The latest House settlement presents a major opportunity for forward-thinking schools to help create some stability in college sports. The Athletes Organization continues to be on-point here. The only sustainable next step is to build the new model in partnership w/ the athletes.

The only way college athletics can truly move forward with certainty is by institutions and other entities working together with the athletes to set the terms of their participation in the multi-billion dollar industry.