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Texas Tech's first Women's College World Series appearance fueled by NIL and the transfer portal
OKLAHOMA CITY -- After pitching only one inning in the biggest game in Texas Tech softball history, pitcher NiJaree Canady watched the remainder of the game from the dugout. Canady, who started every game of the Women's College World Series for the Red Raiders finally hit her wall.
Reports: NiJaree Canady to return to Texas Tech softball in 2026 with new NIL deal
Hours before the she leads the Texas Tech softball team into Game 3 of the Women's College World Series championship against Texas, ESPN's Ramona Shelburne reports that Canady has signed on to return to the Red Raiders for the 2026 season, citing her manager, Derrick Shelby of Prestige Management Group, as the source of the information.
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Documents obtained by SB Nation show what UNC’s women’s basketball coach Courtney Banghart is asking for after the House ...
Dominik Calhoun’s groundbreaking lawsuit challenges the CIF and top media companies, seeking NIL rights for high school ...
A Texas bill that would drastically change NIL payments to student athletes is awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott's signature.
A new chapter in college athletics has officially begun. On Friday, Judge Claudia Wilken approved a deal that permits schools ...
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