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Story with Albert Samaha, Jesse Dougherty and Artur Galocha: The hidden NIL economy of college sports A Post analysis of $125 million in payments reveals the patterns and disparities of a murky NIL market. washingtonpost.com/sports/interac…

Tuesday's The Washington Post front: "The hidden economy of college sports" Read the full story here: wapo.st/NIL

While women's college basketball players have exceeded the cultural relevance of their male counterparts, a sweeping analysis of NIL data shows they continue to earn far less money — for doing more work. From Albert Samaha and Emily Giambalvo : washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/10…

The Washington Post explored the NIL economy in college athletics. Emily Giambalvo and Albert Samaha share their discoveries with us here on The Sports Life. soundcloud.com/thesportslife/…

Today on The Gist, Donald Trump knows how to speak so he's heard. Democrats ... much less so. Plus, there are many legitimate recriminations for the Democrats to engage in, but "Elon Musk's money made things unfair" is not one of them. And we speak with Albert Samaha of the

Nima Momeni was found guilty of second-degree murder today for fatally stabbing Cash App founder Bob Lee in SF. Here’s my deep dive into the case from the lead up to the trial: rollingstone.com/culture/cultur…

Jontay Porter’s basketball journey, through injuries and doubts, had been an NBA fairy tale — before it became a cautionary tale. A Post Sports deep dive into the inaugural corruption scandal of the online sports betting boom: wapo.st/41ST7W3

Sports betting companies reward their highest spending customers with lavish perks and a personal host. A growing number of those customers say those “VIP” hosts helped enable their gambling addiction. Our latest Post Sports investigation: wapo.st/42q01Tk

“They had spent their money for an immersive experience with close friends, camaraderie forged through nerve-racking stakes in a space where men feel comfortable expressing their feelings.” Two nights in Vegas with the fan-bros of UFC: wapo.st/3EYn1B5