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Brendan Bell
May 163 min read
The New Era of College Football May Feature Unlimited Coaching Staffs
If it comes to pass, there will be more opportunities for young coaches to break into the Division I coaching ranks. It means more actual c
Alec McNiff
Dec 18, 20239 min read
"Pay for Play" vs. NIL: Is There Really a Difference?
Former USC star running back and Heisman trophy winner, Reggie Bush, filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on August 23, 2023. The lawsuit...
Brendan Bell
Jul 11, 20225 min read
It's Time to Separate College Football From the Other NCAA Sports
If you don’t like change, I wouldn’t recommend following college sports at the moment. In the past 365 days, there has been no shortage...
Alex Patterson
Jun 27, 20223 min read
Ohio State Trademarks the word “THE” for University and Athletic Apparel
Last week, THE Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio trademarked the word “THE” for use on all university and athletic apparel. This...
John Rigby
Oct 15, 20213 min read
“Whoa, Tellie!”: Analyzing College Football’s Big 2021 TV Ratings
In 1984, when the U.S. Supreme Court decided its seminal case dealing with college athletics, National Collegiate Athletic Association v....
Kate Rosenberg
Jul 15, 20213 min read
Expanding the College Football Playoff Amidst the NIL Era
With news that the College Football Playoff Board of Managers approved a study to see how feasible a 12-team playoff would be, the...
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