Xavier Lucas, a former American Heritage football star, knew he wanted to come home. But Wisconsin, where he spent his first year of college, did not want to let him transfer. The Badgers did not ...

The exodus of older, more traditional college coaches point to the influence of NIL licensing rights among today's recruits ...

The Badgers say cornerback Xavier Lucas had entered into a two-year binding name, image and likeness agreement with Wisconsin ...

Potential legal battle over Xavier Lucas’s transfer raises questions about NCAA NIL agreements, tampering allegations, and player movement rights.

Darren Heitner has been representing Lucas, who indicated on social media last month that Wisconsin was refusing to put his name in the portal and that it was hindering his ability to talk to ...

After a year with the Badgers, Lucas wanted to enter the transfer portal because his father was suffering from a “serious, life-threatening” illness, his lawyer, Darren Heitner, told Yahoo Sports.

Lucas' lawyer, Darren Heitner, said Friday that his client was going to play for the Atlantic Coast Conference school even though Wisconsin had never entered Lucas' name into the NCAA transfer portal.

After battling with the Wisconsin Badgers over the past month about entering his name into the transfer portal, after signing an agreement with the school regarding revenue-sharing, wide receiver ...

Lucas’ lawyer, Darren Heitner, found a solution: Lucas unenrolled from Wisconsin and was admitted to Miami without any contact with the UM football program, Heitner said. In response ...

Darren Heitner has been representing Lucas, who indicated on social media last month that Wisconsin was refusing to put his name in the portal and that it was hindering his ability to talk to other ...

In response, Lucas’ attorney, Darren Heitner, has challenged the validity of Wisconsin’s claims and raised numerous significant legal and ethical concerns. There are many issues with Wisconsin ...