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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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I’ve Been Accused of Hazing. What Should I Do Next? If you’ve been accused of hazing, whether you’re a coach or an athlete, the situation can escalate fast. Universities take hazing allegations seriously, and what begins as an inte

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College Athletes and Title IX: Responding to Sexual Misconduct Allegations Sexual misconduct is one of the most serious Title IX issues. For athletes, the new era of college sports brings new variables – financial pressures and vis

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

Title IX in the NIL and Revenue Sharing Era: Scholarships, NIL, and Athlete Pay The landscape of college sports is shifting rapidly with NIL deals and new revenue-sharing models. While NIL deals from outside businesses are not regu

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

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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.

A Student-Athlete’s Guide: How to File a Title IX Complaint in College Sports Filing a Title IX complaint is one of the main ways athletes can protect their rights. Complaints can be about unequal athletic opportunities, scholarshi

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Filing a Title IX complaint is one of the main ways athletes can protect their rights. Knowing the process helps you make informed choices and protects you from retaliation.

Title IX in College Athletics: Understanding Equal Opportunities, Funding, and Rights Title IX is the federal law that requires schools to provide equal athletic opportunities to men and women. It doesn’t mean that every sport gets

Annamaria Orlandi 9/15/25 Annamaria Orlandi 9/15/25

Title IX is the federal law that requires schools to provide equal athletic opportunities to men and women. It doesn’t mean that every sport gets the same budget or number of scholarships, but it does mean that overall treatment, resources, and opportunities must be equitable.

Title IX and College Athletics: Navigating the Red Zone The most dangerous stretch of the college year is here. From fall orientation to winter break, the risk of sexual misconduct and assault spikes – what’s commonly known as the

Annamaria Orlandi 9/8/25 Annamaria Orlandi 9/8/25

The most dangerous stretch of the college year is here. From fall orientation to winter break, the risk of sexual misconduct and assault spikes – what’s commonly known as the “Red Zone.”

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

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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.