How the College Athlete Race and Gender Equity Act Got Segregated
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…
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NCAA Transfer Tumult Talk Misses the Point: Will Athletes Graduate?
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…
Opinion
Here Are 6 Ways State Legislators Can Update NIL Laws
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 My study—”Do College Athletes Get NIL?”—is already out of date.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…
Opinion
Time to Scrap the NCAA and Bring Healthy Competition to College Sports
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…
NIL Is Nothing: California’s Next Big Anti-NCAA Bill Takes the Field
Two-and-a-half years after California Gov. Gavin Newsom upended the NCAA’s iron-fisted control over athlete compensation by signing the nation’s first intercollegiate…
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Meme-Stock Jocks: Robinhood Enters NCAA Space Schooling WVU Athletes
Robinhood Markets, the popular and controversial stock-trading app company, has entered the college sports space through an arrangement with West Virginia University, in…
Opinion
Saving College Sports: A History Lesson for Today’s NCAA Reformers
The author is a sports historian and clinical assistant professor at Arizona State. At the turn of the 20th century, college football needed saving. School leaders…
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Georgia Tech Aims to be ‘Startup U’ With Sports-Focused VC Fund
Georgia Tech is launching a sports-focused venture fund backed by deep-pocketed donors as the latest step in efforts the school says will help its intercollegiate…
NCAA, Pac-12 Accused of Athlete Labor Violations in New Filing
The National College Players Association has filed unfair labor practice charges against the NCAA, Pac-12 Conference, UCLA and USC, claiming that the schools and…
Opinion
‘A Slap in the Face’: College Coach Cash Grab Alienates Athletes
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…
Treating College Athletes as Employees May Create New Problems
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…
Employment Rights Expected to Shake Up College Sports Landscape in 2022
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…
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