Newsletter & News
The New NIL Secrecy Play: States Shielding Schools, Not Athletes
NIL and secrecy
The newest eligibility precedent?
Enforceability of NIL contracts
.66%: What Penn State’s Reporting Indicates About the Future of Women’s Sports
What Penn State’s reporting indicates about women’s sports
NCAA doubles down on Johnson case
What the does the Learfield Directors' Cup really mean
Epstein fallout
Is College Sports Quietly Cutting Pathways to the Olympics
Congress requests private equity briefing from Utah
NCAA President’s comments on eligibility
Johnson v. NCAA
Penn State athletics department debt
Two Title IX Developments, Two Diverging Enforcement Paths
Title IX: Niblock & SDSU implications
Subsidized athletic departments face record deficits
Athletes test state courts for eligibility
Swinney’s tampering accusations
Duke’s Lawsuit Against Darian Mensah Is a Warning Shot
Duke v. Mensah and the legal limits of NIL contracts
FOIA fights over athlete pay
The collapsing NIL cap
Bediako’s eligibility fight continues
It’s Time to Fix the NCAA Waiver System Before It Breaks More Athletes
Why athletes need the power to file eligibility waivers themselves
How NCAA leadership gridlock fuels enforcement and credibility crises
The College Sports Commission’s transparency gaps weaken its authority as a regulator
Positive momentum for women’s flag football and emerging sports growth
A Bright-Line Moment for College Football
The Demond Williams Jr. situation exposed pro-level contracts without pro-level governance.
Rev-sharing and NIL “workarounds” may fit current rules on paper, but uneven enforcement will trigger disputes and litigation.
No blanket eligibility fix from the NCAA means waivers or lawsuits.
Unresolved WNBA CBA talks could push top college players toward alternative leagues.
2026 is Here: Clear the Decks and Manifest Progress in College Sports
2026 predictions for college sports - from NIL and Title IX lawsuits to athlete employment and eligibility battles
A renewed focus on athlete mental health
