Congressional Push for NCAA NIL and Employment Faces Long Road
In what’s become an annual ritual, members of Congress are proposing new legislation that would alter the NIL marketplace, adjust how antitrust law governs the NCAA and…
In what’s become an annual ritual, members of Congress are proposing new legislation that would alter the NIL marketplace, adjust how antitrust law governs the NCAA and…
Today’s guest columnist is Seattle attorney Julie Sommer. The wildly popular University of Nebraska women’s volleyball team, which regularly sells out its home…
Happy Wednesday, SporticoU readers. Welcome to the end of the academic year. Whether you’re studying for final exams, grading them or preparing to celebrate the…
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a case that could impact how the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, the Food and Drug…
Last Friday, attorneys for the NCAA and the Power Five conferences filed a 50-page brief opposing a motion for class certification in In Re College Athlete NIL…
At one point during this year’s Masters, Sam Bennett, the Texas A&M senior with a sad backstory and a motivational tattoo, was in position to win over $1 million, which…
Last week, Haley and Hanna Cavinder said goodbye to college basketball, opting out of a fifth year of NCAA play after amassing millions of followers on social media and…
Today’s guest author is Julie Roe Lach, the commissioner of the Horizon League. When the NCAA approved a new constitution and created the Transformation Committee…
LSU star Angel Reese got the last laugh Sunday afternoon, holding the NCAA women’s college basketball trophy after defeating Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. She may…
The House Innovation, Data, and Commerce Subcommittee’s “Taking the Buzzer Beater to the Bank: Protecting College Athletes’ NIL Dealmaking Rights” hearing on Wednesday…
There are three players with more than 20,000 Instagram followers from this year’s men’s Final Four teams combined. There are six such players on the South Carolina…
NIL has come a long way since Ed O’Bannon sued the NCAA over the unauthorized and uncompensated use of players’ identities in video games. Another turning point…