NCAA To Finally Consider Allowing Athletes To Benefit From Their Names, Images, Likenesses
Should college athletes be paid wages? In theory, yes. But I have yet to hear a feasible proposal from a practical standpoint to date....
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Senator Chris Murphy Explains Why He Is All Of A Sudden Attacking The NCAA
Here is the depressing reality of college sports: while coach salaries have escalated at a tremendous pace over the past couple of decades, the...
Lawyers Say They Spent More Than 51,000 Hours And Request $45 Million In Fees From NCAA
The National Collegiate Athletic Association technically lost its case against the plaintiffs in the Alston v. NCAA legal battle by way of Judge Claudia Wilken ruling that...
NCAA’s Newest Trademark Battle: March Madness v March Mulligans
In 2015, a Missouri-based company came up with a new twist on the traditional March Madness bracket challenge, allowing fans of the NCAA Tournament...
Why NCAA Only Lost On Paper, But Is The Big Winner In College Compensation Case
Late Friday, a federal court in California released a 104-page ruling in the case of Alston v. NCAA that has some effect on college sports, but...
Why Zion Williamson Would Be Wise To End His Duke Career Early
If you are Zion Williamson, do you suit up to play another game in a Duke uniform? At a minimum, do you strongly consider...
College Athletes Could Be Allowed To Earn Money From Their Publicity In The State Of Washington
College athletes currently cannot be compensated for use of their name, image or likeness. Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence could probably earn a lot of...
Debate Over Federal Involvement In Sports Betting Spikes With New Legislation
Are federal standards needed when it comes to sports betting in the United States? It depends on who you ask. The NCAA certainly believes...
Final Hearing In The Case That Could Completely Upset The NCAA’s Apple Cart
The final court hearing in the case of Alston v. NCAA is expected to be heard today, December 18, at a federal court in California. The...
NCAA Men’s Basketball Coaches Will Use Tablets On The Sidelines During Games For The First Time
Years after dugout and sideline tablets were introduced to MLB and the NFL, the NCAA is starting to catch up. On Nov. 19 and...