The Group of Five’s Playoff Tournament Proposal and Its Impact on College Football
College football is undergoing a period of significant change, marked by evolving conference structures and a broader College Football Playoff (CFP). Amid this turbulence,...
Name, Image, and Likeness in College Athletics — A Deep Dive into the Emerging...
Imagine a packed stadium on a crisp autumn Saturday, the crowd roaring as a young quarterback throws the game-winning touchdown. This isn’t just a...
The Evolving Landscape of College Athletics in the United States – NIL Policies and...
Recent shifts in Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policies and the introduction of the transfer portal, present a complex mix of challenges and opportunities...
Policy Shake-Up in College Sports: NIL, Title IX and What’s Next
The running theme in college athletics is change. In the past few years, we've seen an enormous number of policy changes, from NIL to...
Navigating Title IX in the New Revenue-Sharing Landscape for College Sports
The landscape of college athletics is on the verge of a seismic shift. With the House v. NCAA antitrust case nearing a settlement, the...
Can You Afford to Pay International Athletes? The NCAA Settlement Says Maybe Not
The NCAA’s $2.7 billion settlement in House v. NCAA marks a turning point in college athletics. With revenue sharing now being implemented, athletic departments...
The Future of Roster Sizes and Walk-Ons in College Football
As the landscape of college athletics continues to evolve, Southeastern Conference (SEC) football coaches are preparing for potential changes that could significantly impact roster...
Power, Pay, and Policy … Oh My! | House v. NCAA Approval and Appeal
College athletics is on the brink of its most significant transformation in modern history. With the final approval of the House v. NCAA settlement...
FHSAA Approves NIL Deals for High School Athletes
As an update to last week’s article “Paying High School Athletes”, which focused on the implications and opportunities of high school athletes’ compensation and...
Will the SCORE Act Make or Break College Sports?
A Potential Turning Point for College Athletics
After years of courtroom defeats, the NCAA and its most powerful conferences may be close to achieving what...
