Newsletter & News
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
Cutting Tennis First: The Quiet Redefinition of Who Belongs in College Sports
Tennis cuts expose who college sports values.
NCAA, schools unprepared for wave of gambling cases.
Individual‑sport athletes are still punished for earning by playing.
New “five‑in‑five” eligibility invites fresh lawsuits.
The Room That Finally Got It Right
Athlete panel shows House settlement’s impact on everyday college lives.
Ruling could open major off‑cap NIL and sponsorship spending lanes.
Is the NCAA losing its legal shields?
New NIL survival guide series helps families evaluate and choose agents.
When Cuts and Cash Collide: What Quinnipiac Rugby, Learfield Sale Reveal About College Sports
Quinnipiac rugby cut reinforces emerging-sport and equity gap
Age-based eligibility could reshape waivers and portal value
Prize-money fix helps prospects, not enrolled athletes
Ghost-transfer crackdown relies on self-reporting in gray market
Year One from the Front Lines of Monumental Change in College Sports
Year one proving advocacy and belief matter
USF openly builds pro-style college athletics model
Women’s flag football becomes next big growth engine
Portal opens, athletes rightly seek better opportunities
House Didn’t Fix College Sports. It Built a Runaway Train
CSC under fire
A sign of things to come in NCAA coaching?
Commissioners v. student-athletes
Can any new rules on blind transfers hold up in court?
