Newsletter & News
The College Sports Commission’s Faustian Bargain
How the CSC’s proposed University Participant Agreement leaves institutions exposed and student-athletes unprotected
The ripple effects of the House settlement on HBCUs and women’s sports
Jordan Acker on conference realignment and what’s coming next
Lane Kiffin’s decision as a real-time barometer for the future of college sports
We’ve Monetized College Sports. We’ve Lost the Real Mission.
Once a system to educate and develop young people, college athletics has become a marketplace lacking a clear mission
The political push for salary caps and the hypocrisy behind it
The heartbreaking and powerful story behind Washington women’s soccer’s Big Ten title run
Why Judge Wilken’s latest ruling signals more Title IX lawsuits ahead
Christine Brown & Partners Files Amicus Brief Challenging House vs. NCAA Settlement Over Title IX Violations
Christine Brown & Partners, alongside academic experts, filed an amicus brief challenging the House vs. NCAA settlement, arguing it disproportionately favors male athletes, violates Title IX, and perpetuates systemic gender inequities in collegiate sports compensation.
Five Months After House v. NCAA: The Settlement That Settled Nothing
Title IX appeals challenging the NCAA vs. House settlement
The rapid acceleration of women’s NIL market share
Why Unrivaled’s athlete-first NIL approach may be the most sustainable play in women’s sports
A new economic model for college sports emerging at Fairleigh Dickinson
The NCAA’s Biggest Gamble Yet: Why It Should Avoid Turning Student-Athletes into Betting Risks
The risks of letting college athletes bet on pro sports
The new NIL rule that pits athletes against schools and invites legal conflicts
College coaching contracts spark controversy - and a potential salary cap
A new class-action lawsuit challenges the NCAA’s long-standing restrictions on student-athletes earning prize money from non-NCAA competitions
The Real Crisis in College Sports Isn’t NIL. It’s Coaching Buyouts.
What if the real threat to equity in college sports isn’t athlete pay, NIL, or eligibility, but the grotesque spectacle of runaway coaching buyouts?
NCAA’s latest G League eligibility decision reinforces a system where amateurism is dead but professionalism lacks structure
Legal blow: Cardozo Law Review argues the SCORE Act is unconstitutional
NCAA greenlights betting for college athletes
Jennifer Milo Joins Christine Brown & Partners as Legal Sports Analyst, Strengthening Team of College Athletics and Title IX Expertise
Christine Brown & Partners adds Jennifer Milo as the firms’s Legal Sports Analyst.
The Crisis Everyone Sees. And Still Ignores.
Amid NIL chaos and lawsuits, Title IX noncompliance remains the real crisis
What Johnson v. NCAA signals about athlete employment
The most honest op-ed yet about Power 4 realignment
How women’s basketball may be writing the next chapter in NIL innovation - but what does that mean
Just how many scholarships could James Franklin’s buyout cover
