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NILNewsstand Pro Research

NILnomics Data Series

Original research, visual analysis, and structural intelligence on the business systems reshaping college athletics — produced by Greg Chick of NILnomics for NILNewsstand Pro.

Data-driven analysis for the new era of college athletics.

NILnomics research goes beyond headlines to examine the infrastructure behind modern athletic departments: staffing models, General Managers, revenue generation, multimedia rights, NIL regulation, and the growing divide between schools that are scaling aggressively and everyone trying to catch up.

68K+ D-I Staff Records
368 Schools Scraped
98% D-I Coverage
4 Research Pieces

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68,000 Staff Records. One Industry Arms Race.

Free Article

We Scraped Every Division I Staff Directory.

NILnomics developed an automated scraper that visited every Division I athletic department staff directory — 368 schools — and extracted more than 68,000 staff records. The result is a rare look inside the modern college athletics org chart.

  • Football is operating as a company within a company.
  • Power 4 administrative titles have exploded.
  • Some schools have more administrators than other schools have total employees.
  • The revenue arms race is increasingly being fought with headcount.
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The Front Office Has Arrived on Campus

Five years ago, “General Manager” barely existed in college athletics. Now the role has become one of the clearest signs that athletic departments are professionalizing roster management.

Preview: The piece examines the rise of college GMs, the NIL and transfer portal pressures behind the role, the Courtney Morgan blueprint at Alabama, and what the GM market signals about the future of college sports front offices.
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Multimedia Rights, Explained

Multimedia rights companies have become some of the most important commercial partners in college athletics — and their role is expanding quickly in the NIL and revenue-sharing era.

Preview: The piece explains what MMR companies do, how these deals are structured, why Learfield and Playfly matter, and how MMR partners are becoming operational infrastructure for athletic departments.
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The CSC's Paper Trail

The College Sports Commission’s NIL Deal Flow Reports are one of the few public windows into the emerging NIL enforcement system — but the numbers raise as many questions as they answer.

Preview: The analysis looks at what the CSC reports reveal, which metrics appeared and disappeared, how associated-entity data has been framed, and why transparency matters in the new NIL enforcement model.
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