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…
Ja’Wuan James would probably rather be remembered for being a star left tackle or for his highlight-reel pancake blocks against opposing defenders. Instead, he’s become…
As Labor Day approaches, United States Football League player reps are hard at work, preparing their case for better working conditions ahead of the spring league season…
Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach Brian Flores says if Roger Goodell can arbitrate his employment discrimination claims against NFL teams and the league itself, it…
A week away from Labor Day, the Major League Baseball Players Association has sent authorization cards to minor leaguers with a request they empower MLBPA to serve as…
On the same day the Big Ten announced a seven-year, $7 billion deal to televise games played by college athletes, attorneys for the NCAA filed a brief citing cases…
The lead up to the Big Ten Media Days featured a headline with some significant legal ramifications: a reported meeting between a conference commissioner Kevin Warren…
In a 17-page letter sent to the chair and ranking member of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee last Friday, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred vigorously defended baseball’s…
Today’s guest columnist is Prof. Michael H. LeRoy of the University of Illinois. The Big Ten conference and its schools are drooling at the imminent prospect of…
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…
Today’s guest columnists are Ohio University professor B. David Ridpath and sports lawyer Mit Winter. College athletics is currently going through a period of…
Last September, the National Labor Relations Board’s general counsel, Jennifer Abruzzo, grabbed headlines and stole athlete advocates’ hearts with a resolute field memo…
