Today’s guest columnist is Rick Burton of Syracuse University. Is it possible American universities are failing to provide the right education to their highest-paid…
If NIL is the dominant college athlete acronym of the moment, CI is the coinage riding close behind. With more money in players’ pockets, and fewer restrictions on…
More than a year into the name, image and likeness era in college athletics, college athlete financial literacy and money management are still top of mind for many…
Title IX is now 50, and Adidas is celebrating in a major way, Footwear News reports. Last night, the athletic powerhouse announced the signing of 15 female…
The news about UCLA and USC leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten in 2024 reignited discussions about conference realignment. While some may discuss potential revenues or…
Since the implementation of NIL laws in July 2021, some athletic departments have partnered with organizations to support students’ brand development and access to…
Last month, some 300 college athletes, 100 athletic department administrators, members of 20 different media outlets and representatives of 50 companies gathered at the…
Last September, the National Labor Relations Board’s general counsel, Jennifer Abruzzo, grabbed headlines and stole athlete advocates’ hearts with a resolute field memo…
A pressing debate in the current college sports reform movement is whether further expanding the economic rights of male revenue-sport athletes will come at the expense…
Today’s guest columnist is Scott Rosner of Columbia University. Intercollegiate athletics is in a dangerous time. Many—if not most—of the wounds are of the…
Last year, I scored the first 25 state NIL laws for their pay restrictions. My study—”Do College Athletes Get NIL?”—is already out of date. That‘s how fast NIL has…
Today’s guest columnist is Joe Moglia, chair of athletics and executive advisor to the president at Coastal Carolina University. The gold rush of deals that followed…
