After months of buzz about brand building, social media and NIL education and preparation, companies are gearing up for actual deals with college athletes as changes…
With name, image and likeness reform in college sports meant to stop short of an entirely free market for athletes, disclosure requirements—for contractual information…
The proliferation of athlete-owned media in the professional sports world has made its way to collegiate athletics. LeBron James’ Uninterrupted platform and Derek…
A “friend-of-the-court” brief filed last month in a potentially landmark U.S. Supreme Court case on NCAA amateurism purported to show that at least some former athletes…
Chris Larcheveque says he is happy to no longer be selling disability insurance to athletes, describing the business as “dirty.” In a series of stories published last…
The massive contraction in the loss-of-value insurance market for college athletes has created a thriving economy for assigning blame. As Sportico has reported this…
On Dec. 31, Exceptional Risk Advisers, a New Jersey-based wholesale insurance broker, announced it had acquired the assets of a former competitor, International…
The NCAA delayed its vote on proposed name, image and likeness rules changes indefinitely this week after a letter from the Department of Justice warned of possible…
As the 2020-21 NBA season gets underway, its minor league counterpart—the G League—is still figuring out what this season will look like. Unable to finish last season…
With the NCAA poised to change its rules in January to allow athletes to earn money from their names, images and likenesses, two companies jumping into the NIL…
The NCAA’s Division I Council was busy this week, reviewing both long-awaited name, image and likeness legislation and a more recently introduced one-time transfer…
When Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill on June 30 to retire his state’s flag, it signified a moment of social change: The last remaining state flag to…
