Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV over NIL dispute, enters transfer portal
Quarterback Matthew Sluka has entered the transfer portal. Agent Marcus Cromartie announced the move on Thursday.
QB Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV over NIL dispute, enters portal
Quarterback Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV three games into the season over a name, image and likeness dispute, has entered the ...
Matthew Sluka makes official transfer portal move after NIL dispute
This will not be the first time that Matthew Sluka has entered the transfer portal as that is how he found his way to the ...
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Matthew Sluka, who left Nevada-Las Vegas over NIL dispute, enters transfer portal
Quarterback Matthew Sluka has entered the transfer portal. Agent Marcus Cromartie announced the move Thursday.
Quarterback Matthew Sluka enters transfer portal after NIL dispute with UNLV
Quarterback Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV three games into the season over a name, image and likeness dispute, has entered the ...
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Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV over NIL dispute, enters transfer portal
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Quarterback Matthew Sluka, who left UNLV three games into ... have said Sluka was promised $100,000 in NIL money to transfer from Holy Cross, but no payments were ever made.
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Iowa football announces the departures of pair of skill position players
UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka notably announced his decision to redshirt and leave the Rebels' program after leading the team to a 4-0 start. Sluka's decision came due to alleged unfulfilled ...
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Tony Bennett cites NIL and transfer portal era as reason he’s suddenly retiring at Virginia
Charlottesville, Va. — Describing himself as “a square peg in a round hole,” a tearful Tony Bennett said Friday he suddenly retired from coaching at Virginia because he wasn’t suited to ...
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Two Things: State Board of Education taught a lesson in economics, checks and balances; Fair provides a moment of respite
First, the Legislature passed in October 2023 a law that authorized the State Board to regulate high-school athletes’ ability to pursue NIL deals that could be worth hundreds of thousands.