Newsletter & News
Will Stanford’s Player Union Effort Actually Change Anything?
Opening Statement: Stanford players spark tangible shift toward college football organizing
Exhibit A: Protect College Sports Act likely dead
Exhibit B: NCAA risks more losses over retroactive eligibility rules
On the Docket: Ole Miss suit tests enforceability of transfer-era contracts
The Big 12–Monster Deal Exposes College Sports’ Revenue-Sharing Gap
Opening Statements: Big 12 sponsorship spotlights unresolved revenue-sharing tensions
Exhibit A: Title IX threats force 2 program reinstatements
Exhibit B: Legal tampering proposal formalizes already widespread practices
On the Docket: New push for federal collective bargaining rights?
Five Years After NIL, the Market Is Booming. And Deeply Unequal.
Opening Statement: NIL boom masks structural inequities and concentrated athlete earnings
Exhibit A: Private equity influence signals risks for non-revenue sports
Exhibit B: Non-football schools gain edge in revenue-sharing era
On the Docket: NCAA waiver deadline exposes ongoing structural inefficiencies
The Unfortunate Lesson: How the Sorsby Case May Silence the Athletes Who Need Help Most
Opening Statement: Sorsby's spectacle and the missed lessons on mental health
Exhibit A: The PCSA's fate is about politics, not college sports
Exhibit B: Unofficial visit outrage ignores how college sports has always worked
On the Docket: New lawsuit targets the House settlement's salary cap through discovery
The Selective Spending Argument About Saving College Sports
Opening Statement: Congress caps athletes while coaching and facilities costs soar
Exhibit A: Quinnipiac women’s rugby fights back against Title IX cuts
Exhibit B: Nick Saban decries professionalism while clinging to “student‑athlete” myth
On the Docket: Private equity hits Utah athletics with predictable layoffs
The NCAA’s 5‑in‑5 Plan: Restraint of Trade by Another Name
5‑in‑5 rule caps eligibility in commercial era
Arkansas tennis may be saved, but creates dangerous funding template
Federal help for college sports carries horse‑racing warnings
Tournament and playoff expansion monetize mediocrity, crowd other sports
If the SEC Goes its Own Way Athletes Pay the Price
SEC “go it alone” talk threatens athlete rights
Senate soundbite exposes hypocrisy in transfer “reform” talk
Rev share fails to rescue basketball‑first programs
Nebraska NIL challenge tests CSC’s clearinghouse power