Coach Kirby Smart said Tuesday that Georgia's NIL collective is fining players as punishment to deal with speeding and reckless driving issues, and the university is offering players defensive ...

Georgia locks in new NIL partnership that will further help Kirby Smart build his football dynasty and more originally ...

Kirby Smart hit the gas on the recruiting trail this June, landing four top targets in just one week. The post Kirby Smart’s Clear NIL Stance Surfaces as $220K Factor Blocks Major Recruiting ...

When a top recruit turns down Georgia for a rumored $2 million NIL deal, even Kirby Smart can’t stay silent.. The Bulldogs’ head coach—who’s built Georgia into a college football ...

Follow the money: With NIL revenue sharing, NCAA mantra is double down on stupid when all else fails Georgia has 24 freshmen who enrolled early, and Smart said last week not one is in shape.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart continues to sound the alarm when it comes to recruiting in college football's expanding NIL era. This week Smart and the Bulldogs missed out on 2026 five-star offensive ...

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart addressed the chaotic state of the NIL space in college athletics as efforts to create a sustainable model have yet to make a difference.. College football coaches ...

After reading Smart’s comments, lawyer Darren Heitner, who deals with NIL issues, took to social media and said: “The only reason Kirby Smart is complaining about high school players receiving ...

DALLAS -- While Kirby Smart didn't go into detail about potential suspensions for linebacker Smael Mondon and offensive lineman Bo Hughley after the pair were arrested on traffic-related charges ...

The Bulldogs benefit from NIL more than most college football programs, and rightfully so. It's easy to get support when all Kirby Smart has done is build a national powerhouse.

Georgia’s Kirby Smart references Nike CEO Phil Knight: “I wish I could get some of that NIL money he’s giving Dan Lanning” — Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) July 16, 2024 ...

Kirby Smart tells @YahooSports that collectives are striking deals with high school recruits to keep and gain their commitments - paying them as much as $20,000 a month in this unregulated market.