Excited to announce two of our newest player reps who happen to be sisters 👯‍♀️ Hanna Miller & Mallory Milller Mallory and Hanna Miller are sisters who have both joined the Arizona State University Sun Devils women's basketball team. Mallory, a 6-foot-4 forward, had a standout

Basepath joins the The Athletes Organization Expert Network! 🤝 AO athletes are now eligible to receive a Basepath Wallet, which consolidates all #NIL deals & finances into one app. Athletes.org players association was founded by Jim Cavale & Brandon Copeland. basepath.com/basepath-joins…

.@JimCavale of The Athletes Organization joins the podcast to discuss the issue higher education is fearful of: athlete organizing and collective bargaining. We also discuss what happens if/when Private Equity comes in to College Athletics? podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/karen…

WE’RE CONSISTENTLY MAKING HISTORY... DOUBLE TAP - If you love seeing college athletes unifying to save college athletics and advocate for the ability to walk away from their college playing careers with more than just memories. Last week, a group of our college athlete members

For the first time in history, a Players Association for college athletes presented its entire solution to a team and its staff. After the University of Alabama-Birmingham's football team heard Athletes.org's (AO) full presentation, the entire team decided to become

Why is a settlement needed for revenue sharing? (It isn’t). How can the plaintiffs in the House case preclude athletes from suing the NCAA on antitrust grounds in the future? (They can’t). Why is there a belief that revenue sharing will eradicate collectives? (It won’t). The

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Talk with college sports stakeholders far and wide and they'll tell you the same thing: a coming revenue-sharing model is inevitable. But leaders also know an equally important negotiating mechanism for athletes is needed. Eric Prisbell: on3.com/os/news/key-qu…

Settling the House case is the first step towards creating a new college athletics model. It will allow schools to directly share revenue with athletes. The next step is negotiating directly with athletes.

A two-pronged solution awaits college sports: First step is a settlement in the House case, which will usher in revenue-sharing era. Second critical step is to introduce collective bargaining. NCAA can’t just unilaterally establish a salary cap without negotiating with athletes

"Who represents the athletes? Who is going to be fighting for you to get a bigger piece? You are never going to have a chance to get more if you aren't in the room." Brandon Copeland 🗣️ We are the organization to get you in the room and to have your voices heard. UAB Football Trent Dilfer

2/ I enjoyed my conversation with Jim Cavale on the “Now It’s Legal” podcast, where we talked all about the leadership required to guide college athletics into the 21st century.

"Surround yourself with the people you want to be around." - Brandon Copeland, The Athletes Organization That’s why we invited you all to the 2024 Influencer The NIL Summit 💁 As Day 3 wraps and the Summit comes to a close, we're feeling grateful for each one of y'all!

Aligned Trent Dilfer 💯💯 BIG 🏈season ahead for UAB Football 🐉🔥🔥

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

Season 2 Episode 1 of Now It’s Legal Podcast with Jeffrey Kessler (who led the recent House vs. NCAA case) is now LIVE. 🔥Watch or Listen: bio.site/nowitslegalpod #nowitslegal #ncaa #jeffreykessler #collegeathletes