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Accused of Sexual Assault College: What to Do in the First 24 Hours After being notified of a Title IX complaint, the first 24 hours matter more than almost anything else. In college cases, the school’s process can move quickly, and Of

Todd Graff 7/30/26 Todd Graff 7/30/26

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FAQ: Can Your School Sue You for Transferring? What Every College Athlete Needs to Know About Revenue-Sharing Contracts for the 2026-27 academic year Schools are no longer staying quiet when athletes enter the transfer portal. In 2026,

Todd Graff 7/16/26 Todd Graff 7/16/26

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Title IX & Revenue Sharing: A Year In — and Female Athletes Are Still Waiting for Their Fair Share What a full year of data reveals about gender equity in college athlete pay — and what you can do about it now. Revenue sharing h

Todd Graff 7/9/26 Todd Graff 7/9/26

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My School Mishandled My Title IX Complaint: What Student-Athletes Can Do When the Process Stalls If you’re thinking, “My school mishandled my Title IX complaint,” you are not alone, especially if you filed in the spring and now it’s su

Todd Graff 7/2/26 Todd Graff 7/2/26

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A Parent's Guide to Title IX Rights for College Students: How to Support Your Child After Campus Sexual Misconduct Allegations Summer is when many families hear the full story for the first time. Your college athlete is home, and what

Todd Graff 6/25/26 Todd Graff 6/25/26

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Is Your School Keeping Your Case Out of Title IX? Reporting a problem in your team is serious and intimidating, and you often go to those you trust most: a coach, athletic trainer, or someone in the athletic department. They may tell y

Todd Graff 6/16/26 Todd Graff 6/16/26

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Intoxication and Consent Title IX: How Schools Judge Blurry Memories and Alcohol-Fueled Nights If a night of drinking has led to a Title IX complaint, you may be wondering how anyone can determine what really happened when everyone

Todd Graff 6/9/26 Todd Graff 6/9/26

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Summer Break, Same Rights: Title IX Student Off-Campus Conduct Explained for Athletes As summer begins for student-athletes, and you’re heading home for workouts, starting an internship, or getting ready for a team or study abroad tr

Todd Graff 5/28/26 Todd Graff 5/28/26

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Accused Under Title IX? How a Title IX Defense Lawyer for Athletes Helps You From Day One If you are a college athlete who has just been accused of sexual misconduct, you are likely scared, confused, and unsure who to trust. A Titl

Todd Graff 5/21/26 Todd Graff 5/21/26

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What Happens After You File a Title IX Report? A Survivor’s Guide to Title IX Sexual Assault End-of-year events, spring weekends, and graduation parties are supposed to be a celebration, but they are also when many student-athletes dec

Todd Graff 5/14/26 Todd Graff 5/14/26

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Title IX and Consent: What “Yes” Really Means for Student-Athletes at Year-End Events As the year wraps up - with championships, senior week, banquets, and end-of-season parties abounding, student-athletes often move from structured te

Todd Graff 5/7/26 Todd Graff 5/7/26

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Title IX and Consent for Student‑Athletes: Alcohol, Intoxication, and Your Rights on Campus If you are a college athlete, you are likely balancing classes, training, end‑of‑year events, and team celebrations where alcohol shows up. In

Todd Graff 4/30/26 Todd Graff 4/30/26

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Athlete Medical Rights: Can You Say No to the Team Doctor? If you are hurt and feel pressured to play, you are not alone, and you have more athlete medical rights than most people tell you. Late April is when spring games, postseason t

Todd Graff 4/23/26 Todd Graff 4/23/26

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Title IX Complaint Deadlines: Why You Should Report Before Graduation As you get ready for finals, graduation, or moving off campus, you may still be carrying something that never made it into your senior checklist: whether to file a T

Todd Graff 4/22/26 Todd Graff 4/22/26

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Title IX Hearings for Student-Athletes: Advisors and Cross-Examination Explained Facing a Title IX hearing as a student-athlete is stressful whether you reported sexual misconduct or have been accused of it. Your eligibility, scholarsh

Lexi Panepinto 4/16/26 Lexi Panepinto 4/16/26

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Title IX and Tough Coaching: When Team Culture Becomes Harassment College sports are intense, and so is coaching. “Tough coaching” is common at the college level, but when it turns discriminatory or abusive, Title IX may give you prote

Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26 Lexi Panepinto 4/13/26

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Can Entering the Transfer Portal Cost Me My Scholarship? With transfer-portal windows open or about to open in many winter sports, thousands of athletes are deciding whether to jump in and test the market. Before you enter your name, y

Todd Graff 4/9/26 Todd Graff 4/9/26

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Can a New Coach Cancel My Scholarship? Know Your Rights With the spring sports coaching carousel in full swing and new transfer-portal windows open, many college athletes are suddenly wondering if a new staff means their scholarship is

Todd Graff 4/7/26 Todd Graff 4/7/26

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Summer School, Study Abroad, and Eligibility: Can I Take Classes Off‑Campus? Summer classes can be a smart way to catch up or get ahead, but the wrong off‑campus course can cost you a season or delay graduation. Before you enroll at a

Todd Graff 4/2/26 Todd Graff 4/2/26

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NCAA Transfer Portal Rules When You Can’t Enter Today If you are a college athlete who is frustrated with your current situation, it is tempting to ask, “How do I get into the NCAA transfer portal right now?” The hard truth is that m

Todd Graff 3/31/26 Todd Graff 3/31/26

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