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Arkansas puts departed QB Madden Iamaleava in its crosshairs by encouraging NIL collective to recoup buyout
Two hours after quarterback Madden Iamaleava entered the transfer portal Tuesday, Arkansas athletics director Hunter Yurachek rattled his saber. It didn't matter whether the statement was directed at the brother of superstar Nico Iamaleava, because the message was clear: pay your NIL buyout or face legal action.
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Name, image and likeness (NIL) has been an evolving program since its inception in 2021. The program allows for college ...
Players who cashed NIL checks, only to enter the transfer portal and leave a school before ever playing a game there, may now ...
NIL drama is brewing for the Arkansas football team and quarterback Madden Iamaleava, who just transferred to UCLA. Iamaleava ...
Madden Iamaleava ditched Arkansas for UCLA to be with his brother, Nico, and now the Razorbacks want their money back from ...
The Iamaleava family is front and center in the college football world of NIL deals. Former Tennessee starting quarterback ...
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Arkansas AD Warns NIL Deals Will Be Enforced if Players Break AgreementsArkansas Athletic Director Hunter Yurachek declared that the school and its NIL collective, Arkansas EDGE, would crack down ...
The departures of the Iamaleava brothers, Nico and Madden, from Tennessee and Arkansas, with both players attending UCLA, ...
The latest twist in the unfolding craziness that is name, image and likeness ― more commonly known as NIL ― has bizarrely ...
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