Overseeing athlete payments in college sports may seem like a thankless, nearly impossible job. But Bryan Seeley thinks he's up to the task.

With revenue-sharing underway, the College Sports Commission and NIL Go are officially in motion. Here’s what Mizzou fans ...

Football coaches, players and administrators shared skepticism and some hope in a post–House settlement world as they await ...

The college sports landscape has been completely reshaped by the introduction of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) rules in 2021 ...

Three weeks into the House Settlement era, it's Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner Jim Phillips with the latest data on agents and athletes utilizing the new College Sports Commission's mandatory ...

Bryan Seeley – CEO of the College Sports Commission. Seeley spent more than a decade at MLB, most recently serving as the executive VP, legal and operations, where he led the league’s ...

The College Sports Commission is the new entity tasked with enforcing the details of the House settlement, which allows for ...

On Monday, the College Sports Commission (CSC) announced the hiring of John Bramlette, chief of staff and senior ... Bramlette will report to CSC CEO Bryan Seeley, ...

College athletics enters a new era July 1 as the House v. NCAA settlement takes effect, formally allowing schools to share revenue with athletes. For the first time, schools can directly pay players ...

In another twist in college athletics’ new revenue-share era, attorneys for the plaintiffs in the House settlement believe ...

The 46-year-old Seeley will serve as the CSC's CEO, meaning he's in charge of finding and punishing those who skirt the new rules. He's college football's — and basketball's — new sheriff in town.

On Monday, the College Sports Commission (CSC) announced the hiring of John Bramlette, chief of staff and senior ... Bramlette will report to CSC CEO Bryan Seeley, ...