Newsletter & News
The Case for Direct Waivers
Why the NCAA’s school-driven waiver system is fundamentally unjust and how direct waivers could protect athletes
The unresolved legal clash over transgender participation in sports
Inside the fight over EA Sports’ College Football 26 deal
Status of the SCORE Act
When NIL Meets Injury
College athlete injuries in the NIL era
College coaches continue to question whether this new system is sustainable
NCAA considers changes to the transfer portal and recruiting calendar
A new lawsuit challenges the redshirt rule and could upend the House settlement
Discrepancies in NIL approvals and efficiency
Awash in Cash. It’s Time to Share the Wealth.
Nine ways schools can share the wealth and expand opportunities for all student-athletes
Northwestern puts women’s volleyball at the center of its investment strategy
The different ways student-athletes are using their NIL money
Is college football heading toward an NFL-style model?
More Questions, Few Answers, as Seasons Begin
Instability from the House settlement looms as the college sports season starts
What parents of future NCAA athletes should know about Charlie Baker’s SCORE Act email this week
More Title IX challenges centered on transgender athlete rights
Mid-major schools uniting to fight for their place in college sports
Courts continue to split on eligibility rules
Navigating the Other Red Zone
The “Red Zone” and how today’s new landscape brings new pressures, higher stakes, and a sharper spotlight on every decision made on and off the field
NCAA’s legal winning streak in eligibility and NIL backpay cases
he Wisconsin-Miami tampering case and what it could mean for athlete recruitment
The Legal Minefield of High School NIL
High schools’ fractured and confusing legal landscape of NIL
Title IX ruling forces Stephen F. Austin to reinstate women’s sports teams
Momentum builds toward collective bargaining in college athletics
Why expanded seasons demand stronger athlete health protections
Title IX: The Next Battleground for the Future of College Sports
The rise of Title IX litigation as schools navigate direct athlete payments, lawsuits, and shifting federal guidance
Why Iowa State’s $147M deficit is a warning sign for other schools
The NCAA’s prize money rules face new legal fire
What Trump’s executive order on college sports really does
Funding and Protecting the Olympic Dream
The uncertain future of non-revenue sports amid realignment, revenue sharing, and legal challenges and possible ways to protect them
How JUCOs could become colleges’ new “minor leagues
The continuation of niche sports schools
The inevitability of collective bargaining