‘In The World Of NIL, It’s Pay To Play’
Blenders eyewear founder Chase Fisher details why he’s investing $5 million — the largest NIL donation to San…
With NIL disparities, mid-major schools are on the outside looking in. Here’s why it’s troubling. – Annenberg Media
The NCAA is rumored to be discussing an expansion to March Madness, according to Ross Dellenger of On3,…
Blenders Eyewear founder pledges $5 million to SDSU basketball program
Chase Fisher was casting around after graduating from San Diego State in 2010, working as a surf instructor,…
Dems Play It SAFE on College Athlete Organizing Rights. Is That Smart?
The Student Athlete Fairness and Enforcement (SAFE) Act, a newly introduced college sports reform bill sponsored by Democratic…
NCAA’s G League Eligibility Retreat Marks Amateurism’s Latest Defeat
The NCAA’s reported decision to allow former G League Ignite player Thierry Darlan to play Division I basketball…
Michigan Football Players $50M Unpaid NIL Case Against NCAA Dismissed
A federal judge in Michigan has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit brought by four former Michigan football players—Denard Robinson,…
College Sports Rev-Share Secrecy Undermines Public Records Laws
In June 2021, I wrote an article for Sportico exploring the debate over whether college athlete NIL contracts…
Pacific Northwest’s storied football rivalries illustrate post-realignment disparitiesd
There’s still nostalgia for the Pacific Northwest’s former Pac-12 rivalries, even if the realities of college football mean…
Diego Pavia, NCAA Dispute House Settlement in Eligibility Hearing
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit will hold a key hearing on Tuesday regarding how…
UConn has new tool to navigate college athletics landscape
STORRS — Getting a fix on what college sports is all about, or will be all about, is…