Today’s guest columnists are Nathan Kalman-Lamb, Derek Silva and Johanna Mellis. There appears to be no shortage of cash flow these days in the world of big-time college…
In the last few weeks, five coaches have signed contracts worth nearly $500 million, strengthening the argument for those who believe college athletes deserve to be…
Name, image and likeness has garnered most of the headlines related to NCAA reform over the last year. That is despite the bulk of NIL deals thus far being relatively…
Kaiden Smith is a senior at Appalachian State University and a strong safety on the school’s football team. It’s here. College athletes are finally getting paid. We’re…
The debate over the public’s right to know what college athletes earn through their name, image and likeness has now moved past the merely theoretical stage. A pair of…
In the latest effort to have college athletes recognized as employees under federal law, the College Basketball Players Association (CBPA) has filed an unfair labor…
Today’s guest columnists are Arthur Bryant and Cary Joshi, attorneys at Bailey Glasser LLP. Male and female athletes at colleges and universities throughout America now…
Today’s guest columnist is Andrew Zimbalist, professor of economics at Smith College. The longstanding “amateur” model of college sports in the United States is broken…
A recently published article in a prominent antitrust economics journal claims that the NCAA’s prohibitions on college athletes receiving money to play has resulted in…
A group of prominent University of Oregon alumni, led by Nike co-founder Phil Knight, are joining forces to help athletes score more off the field by allowing them to…
Marketing and licensing agency The Brandr Group has tapped Altius Sports Partners as its official education provider for college athletes on an NIL hot topic: group…
Today’s guest columnist is Professor Rick Burton of Syracuse University. Imagine assigning your name, image and likeness rights (NIL) to someone for just a T-shirt. Hard…
