Opening Statement: WNBA’s on‑court surge collides with leadership failures

Exhibit A: Eligibility ruling reframes college sports as property right

Exhibit B: Roster, portal implications of those eligibility rulings

On the Docket: Senate races the clock on Protect College Sports Act

Opening Statement: Stanford players spark tangible shift toward college football organizing

Exhibit A: Protect College Sports Act likely dead

Exhibit B: NCAA risks more losses over retroactive eligibility rules

On the Docket: Ole Miss suit tests enforceability of transfer-era contracts

Opening Statement: Retention pool intensifies financial squeeze on Olympic sports

Exhibit A: NCAA doubles down on eligibility rules amid lawsuits

Exhibit B: Schools quietly fuel lawsuits while demanding stability

On the Docket: Clock running down on PCSA

Opening Statement: Eligibility clock change threatens pipeline built on delayed development

Exhibit A: Lawsuit could trigger massive college basketball roster reshuffling

Exhibit B: NIL data shows largest deals face greatest scrutiny

On the Docket: Title IX rollback efforts emerge after Supreme Court ruling

Opening Statements: Big 12 sponsorship spotlights unresolved revenue-sharing tensions

Exhibit A: Title IX threats force 2 program reinstatements

Exhibit B: Legal tampering proposal formalizes already widespread practices

On the Docket: New push for federal collective bargaining rights?

Opening Statement: NIL boom masks structural inequities and concentrated athlete earnings

Exhibit A: Private equity influence signals risks for non-revenue sports

Exhibit B: Non-football schools gain edge in revenue-sharing era

On the Docket: NCAA waiver deadline exposes ongoing structural inefficiencies

Opening Statement: NCAA 5‑in‑5 rule ends redshirts and cushions.

Exhibit A: College athletes demand real power, not token input.

Exhibit B: CSC quietly concedes its revenue‑sharing cap misfire.

On the Docket: Dusty May exit spotlights broken college coaching incentives.

Opening Statement: Title IX enforcement weakens as athlete complaints surge

Exhibit A: Congress hard‑codes fragile college sports “fixes” into law

Exhibit B: MLB draft changes turn college into unpaid farm system

On the Docket: Courts may gut federal plans to regulate college sports

Opening Statement: Sorsby's spectacle and the missed lessons on mental health

Exhibit A: The PCSA's fate is about politics, not college sports

Exhibit B: Unofficial visit outrage ignores how college sports has always worked

On the Docket: New lawsuit targets the House settlement's salary cap through discovery

Opening Statement: Congress caps athletes while coaching and facilities costs soar

Exhibit A: Quinnipiac women’s rugby fights back against Title IX cuts

Exhibit B: Nick Saban decries professionalism while clinging to “student‑athlete” myth

On the Docket: Private equity hits Utah athletics with predictable layoffs

Supreme Court puts Title IX’s reach on trial

New “reform” bill shields the old NCAA model

SEC frustration fuels talk of breaking away

Gambling, mental health and NCAA discipline collide

5‑in‑5 reshapes eligibility, creating new winners and losers.

SCORE Act stalls as civil‑rights groups reject NCAA power grab.

Cal-Stanford’s ACC road trip exposes realignment’s cost on athletes.

Supreme Court Crowther case may redefine Title IX rights for coaches.

College sports calendars mimic pros, but without bargaining.

CSC’s NIL win over Nebraska faces legal pushback.

Florida State’s business network widens resource‑rich gap.

SCORE Act advances as Senate eyes broader athlete bill.

5‑in‑5 rule caps eligibility in commercial era

Arkansas tennis may be saved, but creates dangerous funding template

Federal help for college sports carries horse‑racing warnings

Tournament and playoff expansion monetize mediocrity, crowd other sports

Tennis cuts expose who college sports values.

NCAA, schools unprepared for wave of gambling cases.

Individual‑sport athletes are still punished for earning by playing.

New “five‑in‑five” eligibility invites fresh lawsuits.

Athlete panel shows House settlement’s impact on everyday college lives.

Ruling could open major off‑cap NIL and sponsorship spending lanes.

Is the NCAA losing its legal shields?

New NIL survival guide series helps families evaluate and choose agents.

Quinnipiac rugby cut reinforces emerging-sport and equity gap

Age-based eligibility could reshape waivers and portal value

Prize-money fix helps prospects, not enrolled athletes

Ghost-transfer crackdown relies on self-reporting in gray market

Labels don’t matter; a new EO can’t sidestep Title IX

New white paper provides detailed, granular look at the college landscape

CSC’s memo signals a strained clearinghouse

NCAA weighs age‑based eligibility to replace broken waiver system