College Sports Business Reporter covering NIL
Pete Nakos is a College Sports Business Reporter covering NIL at various outlets. He specializes in the intersection of sports and law, with a focus on competitive sports, sports broadcasting, and the evolving landscape of sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications including Larry Brown Sports, Yardbarker, and Yahoo Sports.
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Pete Nakos's coverage heavily focuses on college football, particularly around player transfers and recruiting. He appears to be interested in breaking news related to individual players' decisions about their athletic futures.
Given this focus, he would likely be very responsive to pitches providing exclusive insights into the decision-making process of athletes as they navigate the transfer portal or make commitments to specific programs.
Considering Pete’s national focus within the United States, sources with knowledge of American collegiate sports and a broad network within this realm would likely capture his attention.
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In the new era of college football, the transfer portal has become a significant component of roster construction.
A judge in South Carolina has denied multiple former college football players a temporary restraining order against the NCAA that would have opened the pathway to a return ahead of the 2026 season. In her decision Tuesday, Judge Jessica Salvini took issue with several players who had not played for a school in South Carolina.
By: Pete Nakos
The 2026 college football season kicks off Thursday with a five-day stretch of games. Every week, On3 will put together a college football insider notebook with the latest behind-the-scenes intel.
By: Pete Nakos
The Southeastern Conference has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama against Louisiana State University and head coach Lane Kiffin, according to documents obtained by On3. LSU president Wade Rousse, athletic director Verge Ausberry and head coach Lane Kiffin are named defendants.
If decided to part ways with head coach following the 2026 season, the Scarlet Knights would owe their head coach roughly $18.5 million. Rutgers is trailing late in the fourth quarter at home on Thursday night in the season opener, 37-14 to , a program coming off a 0-12 season and without a win over an FBS opponent since 2023.
