NIL glossary
What is NCAA Division I?
Division I is the NCAA's highest level of competition, and its athletes, whether or not their school opted in to revenue sharing, must report third-party NIL deals of $600 or more to NIL Go.
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In detail
Division I schools in the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC take part in House settlement revenue sharing; other Division I schools may opt in each year. Division II and III athletes may earn NIL money under NCAA rules and state law without NIL Go reporting.
Frequently asked questions
Do Division II athletes report to NIL Go?
No. NIL Go reporting is a Division I rule.
Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions — College Sports Commission
- Student-Athlete NIL Deals — College Sports Commission
This is general information, not legal advice. NIL rules differ by state, school, association and sport, and they change often. Check the official sources linked on this page and talk with your school's compliance office, your state association or a licensed attorney before you sign anything.