On October 26, the NCAA issued a press release containing clarifications for its interim NIL policy. Since the NCAA instituted an interim...

The NCAA’s Division I Board of Directors issued new guidance to member schools on Wednesday to clarify institutional involvement in name,...

On October 26, the Division I Board of Directors released new guidance detailing what is permissible and impermissible for a college or...

A lawsuit led by Arizona State swimmer Grant House, Oregon basketball player Sedona Prince, and former Illinois football player Tymir...

Daniel Kaplan from The Athletic and Michael Rosenberg from Sports Illustrated reports that Alana Gee, the widow of former University of...

This week, the Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments in a case that could have a major impact on the sports and...

The Pac-12 Conference has had a rough go of it over the past few years. From missing out on the College Football Playoff each of the past...

Over three years since the NCAA began investigating the University of Memphis men’s basketball team over former athlete and current...

After the news that Texas and Oklahoma were departing the Big 12 for the SEC in the summer of 2021, there was a significant domino effect...

In 2021, The University of Southern Mississippi, Marshall University, and Old Dominion University announced that they accepted...

Name, Image, and Likeness (“NIL”) deals have paved the way for student-athletes to earn money and build their brands like never before....

When discussing how to regulate (i.e., limit)[1] name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) spending in college athletics, one idea that is...

In January, Kevin Ollie, University of Connecticut alumnus and former Men’s Basketball Coach, won his arbitration suit against the...

Hours before the start of week one, the College Football Playoff (CFP) Board of Managers unanimously voted to expand the college football...