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My School Is Mishandling My Title IX Complaint Against My Coach: What Should I Do Next? Filing a Title IX complaint is difficult, especially when it involves powerful figures like coaches or athletic staff. Unfortunately, many studen

Lexi Panepinto 11/12/25 Lexi Panepinto 11/12/25

What Student-Athletes Need to Know About Third-Party NIL Contracts Student-athletes navigating today’s college sports landscape face unprecedented opportunities, as well as risks. Understanding third-party NIL contracts has never b

Lexi Panepinto 11/10/25 Lexi Panepinto 11/10/25

Why Student-Athletes Need Legal Experts For Their Eligibility Cases College athlete eligibility rules are evolving rapidly. With ongoing updates, exceptions, and case-by-case rulings, the NCAA rulebook seems obsolete in addressin

Lexi Panepinto 11/7/25 Lexi Panepinto 11/7/25

International Student-Athletes and Athlete Pay: What You Need to Know The landscape of college athlete compensation is evolving rapidly. U.S. college athletes now have two major avenues to earn income: Name, Image, and Likeness (NI

Annamaria Orlandi 10/30/25 Annamaria Orlandi 10/30/25

NCAA Fall Sports Transfer Portal Guide: Key Dates, Rules, and What College Athletes Need to Know More than 31,000 student-athletes entered the NCAA Transfer Portal last year. For many, it was a fresh start with a new team, a new co

Annamaria Orlandi 10/28/25 Annamaria Orlandi 10/28/25

$Am I Really Out of Eligibility, or Do I Still Have Options to Compete? .fe-block-yui_3_17_2_1_1759263962251_2422 {mix-blend-mode: ; } If your administration tells you that you’re not eligible, you may still$

Annamaria Orlandi 10/1/25 Annamaria Orlandi 10/1/25

If your administration tells you that you’re not eligible, you may still have options available - regardless of what your school says. Changes in NCAA eligibility rules, new waiver options, and shifting standards following recent litigation have made the process more complex.

$The Questions Every College Athlete Asks in the Fall (But Doesn’t Say Out Loud) .fe-block-yui_3_17_2_1_1759263786167_2343 {mix-blend-mode: ; } Every fall, I hear the same concerns from athletes. The question$

Annamaria Orlandi 9/2/25 Annamaria Orlandi 9/2/25

Every fall, I hear the same concerns from athletes. The questions may sound different, and the details have changed as college athletics undergoes significant upheaval, but they usually fit into a few main areas.