Newsletter & News
The One-Year Scholarship Loophole Is College Sports’ Quietest Roster Weapon
Opening Statement: Scholarship fine print enables quiet roster-management cuts
Exhibit A: Financial strain tests college sports’ growth narrative
Exhibit B: NCAA federal-relief campaign faces shrinking legislative window
On the Docket: College sports confronts financialized winning and betting risks
Can Conferences Replace the NCAA Without Repeating Its Mistakes?
Opening Statement: Conference power rises as NCAA governance continues to fracture
Exhibit A: Women’s volleyball’s accelerating growth earns a bigger stage
Exhibit B: Oregon State union case tests college-athlete labor rights
On the Docket: Callaway controversy reveals costly failures in brand governance
Kyla Deck and the NCAA’s Rulemaking Crisis
Opening Statement: NCAA’s rigid transfer rules invite another legal reckoning
Exhibit A: Patriot League eligibility denial tests conference power limits
Exhibit B: Athletes must document every NIL promise and conversation
On the Docket: NFL roster cuts could reshape college eligibility fights
NCAA’s 5‑in‑5 Rule: The End of Redshirts and the Real Roster Shock
Opening Statement: NCAA 5‑in‑5 rule ends redshirts and cushions.
Exhibit A: College athletes demand real power, not token input.
Exhibit B: CSC quietly concedes its revenue‑sharing cap misfire.
On the Docket: Dusty May exit spotlights broken college coaching incentives.
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?
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