Four years ago, some thought NIL would cripple schools like Iowa State. Instead, it was the most successful athletic period ...

Texas Tech billionaire supporter and founder of the NIL collective, The Matador Club, Cody Campbell recently spoke about the need for comprehensive NIL reform. NIL was pitched as an opportunity ...

“Cody & Nick are terrific and both good friends,” Cruz posted to X on May 23. “I welcome the commission, hope that it gets formed as soon as possible, and encourage the President to do so.” ...

Cody Campbell’s journey as a self-taught student/business owner, the power of perseverance and why you shouldn’t listen to your teachers Cass Morrison, A&C Reporter • May 28, 2025 ...

Another factor to consider with the pause: Oil-and-gas billionaire Cody Campbell was expected to be named a leader of the Trump commission.

Nick Saban and Texas billionaire Cody Campbell met in person today to discuss the presidential commission on college sports, a source tells @CBSSports. The conversation was positive, and the ...

But the former Alabama football coach reiterated a message that he's continued to push since he was announced a co-chairman of the commission along with Cody Campbell, a former Texas Tech football ...

Campbell recently sold his oil company Double Eagle, co-owned with John A. Sellers, to Diamondback Energy for roughly 6.9 million shares and $3 billion in cash.

NCAA President Charlie Baker appeared to welcome the idea of President Donald Trump creating a commission on college sports amid a turbulent landscape for collegiate athletics.

Campbell, who has written several op-eds about college sports for The Federalist, advocated in April for an antitrust exemption that would allow a governing body to enact a single set of rules to ...

According to Yahoo.com, Saban will co-chair the commission along with Cody Campbell, who played football at Texas Tech and is now a member of the school’s board of regents and a distinguished ...

NCAA president Charlie Baker, speaking at the ACC’s annual meeting on Monday, said a presidential commission on college sports might shake loose a legislative deadlock in Washington.