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

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

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

Trump’s executive order on college athlete compensation and what it could mean for student-athletes

Key takeaways from this week's SEC Media Day

Is a private equity era inevitable

The next realignment: niche sports schools are quietly stacking power

How the House v. NCAA settlement is accelerating a two-tiered system in college athletics

Updates on the House vs. NCAA appeals

How the amended SCORE Act may help or hurt athlete rights

Thoughts on Cody Campbell’s Saving College Sports

Why collective bargaining is gaining traction and the legal hurdles ahead

How UNC is pivoting with a pro-style front office

What schools opted out of the House settlement and why

Questions emerging around the $20.5M revenue cap

Expectations of the new era under House vs. NCAA begins

Wisconsin vs Miami: the first lawsuit over tampering in the revenue-share era

Why fewer college players are entering the NBA Draft

How NIL is moving into high school and what comes next

NCAA’s reconsideration of its sports betting rules