SEC Fears of Johnson v. NCAA Labor Case Laid Out in Amicus Brief
In the latest sign that Johnson v. NCAA—a federal case which argues college athletes should be paid at least as much as their work-study classmates—is worrying the…
In the latest sign that Johnson v. NCAA—a federal case which argues college athletes should be paid at least as much as their work-study classmates—is worrying the…
As sports analytics grow more advanced and wearable devices become more common, discussion continues to build around how much of those rights should belong to athletes…
Today’s guest columnist is Rick Burton of Syracuse University. As we approach the NCAA Division I Baseball Championships (June 17-27) at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha…
There are only three teams that have secured their spot in the United States Football League (USFL) playoffs, but hundreds of players scored a victory on Monday night…
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…
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…
Today’s guest columnist is Dr. Phil McGraw, host of the Dr. Phil show. This year’s NFL Draft will mint a new class of millionaires—262 to be precise, at least on…
Today’s guest columnist is Rick Burton of Syracuse University. As the NCAA spring sports calendar enters the last month of championships (lacrosse, track and field…
Eight years after retired minor league first baseman Aaron Senne and other minor leaguers sued MLB for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and state laws…
Today’s guest columnist is B. David Ridpath, associate professor of sports business at Ohio University. Last week Ohio State University athletic director Gene Smith…
Today’s guest columnist is Richard C. Giller, Esq., a partner at Greenspoon Marder LLP. College football players opting out of playing in bowl games garnered national…
Today’s guest columnist is Rick Burton of Syracuse University. One thing most of us can agree on is that prophets of doom aren’t much fun. For good reason. They usually…