Troy Aikman is one of many who is disillusioned with the state of NIL in college football, and he is finished contributing to his alma mater after a particularly bad experience.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Last month, Troy Aikman said Patrick Mahomes had some of the best vision he’d ever seen in an NFL quarterback. But the vision they share for the future of their respective alma maters is vastly different.
In a move that took social media by storm, Lane Kiffin made the decision to depart the Ole Miss Rebels for an opportunity to become the next head coach of the LSU Tigers.
Recently, a quote surfaced from legendary UCLA alumnus Troy Aikman in which he expressed his frustration with how NIL has been handled. This frustration isn’t unique among NIL donors, many of whom are tired of being burned by players they support entering the transfer portal after a single down season.
Lane Kiffin’s decision to leave the Ole Miss Rebels in the middle of a College Football Playoff run to become the LSU Tigers' new head coach has been heavily criticized.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
Troy Aikman is a proud UCLA alum, but the legendary quarterback says his days of making name, image and likeness contributions to his alma mater are over.
Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman is a proud UCLA alum and has done what he can to support his alma mater for years. But after what he's seen from the Bruins recently, he's taking a step back as far as supporting its would-be stars financially.
Dallas Cowboys legend Troy Aikman has been a tremendous broadcaster for over two decades, but his rise up the ranks wasn't always smooth. After retiring from the NFL in 2000, Aikman was hired by FOX to be a color commentator.
Philadelphia is once again spiraling into familiar offensive stagnation. And this time, the calls for an unlikely savior are coming from the broadcast booth.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The NFL world was thrown into chaos on Monday night when news broke that the Indianapolis Colts were bringing in 44-year-old Philip Rivers for a workout.
Some news broke Monday in the NFL world that no one was expecting to hear, as it was reported the Indianapolis Colts are bringing in Philip Rivers for a workout.
The Dallas Cowboys will be in action on Thursday night, kicking off Week 14 against the Detroit Lions. It’s a pivotal game for each team as they fight for their playoff lives.
Bryce Young was flagged for intentional grounding during the final minute of the first half against the San Francisco 49ers. The play stirred up some back-and-forth between Monday Night Football broadcasters Troy Aikman and Joe Buck, and ESPN rules analyst Russell Yurk.
The Las Vegas Raiders delivered another primetime performance Monday night that made America wonder if the offense was powered by a dying phone battery.
Contract talks are going to, once again, be a talking point this offseason for the Dallas Cowboys. Another big-time player is set to enter free agency — George Pickens.
The Dallas Cowboys got a must-win game in Las Vegas on Monday Night Football, looking good doing so. Both sides of the ball played well, with Dak Prescott showing out and the new-look defense putting together plays.
Jerry Jones said that help was coming to the Dallas Cowboys’ defense. He stayed true to his word, acquiring Pro Bowl defensive lineman Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets at the trade deadline.
Troy Aikman believes the Dallas Cowboys will honor Marshawn Kneeland in a big way during their game against the Las Vegas Raiders. While appearing on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown, Aikman weighed in on how the Cowboys will play after the death of Kneeland.
If Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and the Chicago Bears have any prevailing thoughts about Troy Aikman’s less-than-complimentary take on Williams’s performance during Chicago’s Week 6 win over the Washington Commanders, they haven’t shared them in a while.
The ending of Monday night's game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers left Troy Aikman perplexed by Nick Sirianni's aggressive call. Up 10-7 with 33 seconds remaining, the Eagles faced a 4th-and-6 on Green Bay's 35.
We're 10 weeks into the season and the Philadelphia Eagles are officially the no. 1 seed in the NFC after beating the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football.
Troy Aikman was not at all pleased with the action he was calling on Monday between the Denver Broncos and Cincinnati Bengals. The ESPN announcer was in the booth for the “Monday Night Football” broadcast at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colo.