Articles Tagged: NIL

The Swarm Collective’s momentum is among the factors that could help the Iowa Hawkeyes stay competitive in a NIL-dependent college sports environment.

Whether it be improving relationships with Iowa’s NIL collective or embracing the Iowa City community, Beth Goetz has already made progress as the next leader of Iowa Athletics.

About a year after starting the Swarm Collective, founder and CEO Brad Heinrichs joins The Gazette's John Steppe on the Hawk Off The Press podcast for an update on Swarm's progress, goals and relationship with University of Iowa athletics.

If Exile’s Swarm Golden Ale causes a buzz, it will create honey for Hawkeye football and basketball players.

The Swarm Collective has received “several $1,000-plus donations specifically for women’s basketball” since the team’s historic postseason run.

Fran McCaffery said he has seen some “disgraceful” activity from agents representing athletes in the transfer portal.

Iowa Athletics took a step Wednesday to stay competitive with its peers in name, image and likeness opportunities as it unveiled an NIL marketplace.

Iowa Swarm founder Brad Heinrichs explains how the collective walks a fine line as it ensures NIL opportunities are there for players like ex-Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara without it being a recruiting inducement.

The Swarm Collective is the new NIL initiative for University of Iowa student-athletes. The SWARM Collective is something quite different.

The Swarm Collective’s inclusion of Iowa women’s basketball athletes could give Lisa Bluder’s program an edge over schools with collectives more focused on football and men’s basketball.

To “go where we want to go,” Iowa’s new Swarm Collective has a “ways to go” in fundraising.

The Swarm Collective was unveiled Tuesday. Here’s how it helps Hawkeye football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball athletes.

Iowa football players are the latest group to work with YOKE to raise NIL money through a subscription platform.

Iowa athletics director Gary Barta is “pursuing” a repeal of the NCAA’s one-time transfer rule.

Athletics director Gary Barta said he expects payments to Iowa athletes for their academic performance to be “probably starting next year.” He also has had conversations with donors about an NIL collective for Iowa athletes.