Rivals to Roommates: NCAA Acrobatics & Tumbling, Stunt Emerge Together
On May 15, the NCAA’s committee on women’s athletics recommended granting full championship status to two cheer-adjacent disciplines: acrobatics & tumbling and…
House v. NCAA
House v. NCAA Counsel Gets $515M in Legal Fees Approved by Court
With college athletes now submitting their NIL compensation deals to the newly established College Sports Commission, the class counsel in House v. NCAA—led by Hagens…
College Sports Commission Curbs NIL Collectives via Deloitte Review
The College Sports Commission (CSC) on Thursday issued additional guidance for the term “valid business purpose” and indicated NIL collectives whose sole focus is to pay…
NCAA’s Longest-Serving Official, Defender of Amateurism, to Retire
Over nearly four decades, Kevin Lennon has been one of the NCAA’s most persistent and visible defenders of amateurism. Frequently serving as the association’s unofficial…
Wisconsin CB Thinks House Helps His Eligibility Case. NCAA Disagrees
In a recent filing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Wisconsin cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean contends the revenue-sharing features of…
We Asked the College Sports Commission for Its CEO’s Salary
It was a question that begged to be asked—even if the College Sports Commission made clear it wouldn’t be answered. The new entity created by the five collegiate…
Stephen F. Austin’s Axed Sports Spark Title IX Suit
Just six weeks after Stephen F. Austin State University announced it would cut four athletic programs—including women’s golf, bowling and beach volleyball—six female…
SCOTUS Injunction Ruling in Trump Case Boosts Class Action Suits
In a 6-3 decision issued on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court limited the use of nationwide injunctions going forward—a move that will likely mean more lawsuits and class…
NCAA FY24 Tax Return: House Money, Baker Pay, Emmert Parachute
Amid ongoing legal challenges, the NCAA spent $62.2 million on outside legal counsel during fiscal year 2024, bringing its total legal expenditures to over half a…
House Case Objectors, Class Counsel Scrap Over Legal Fees Deadline
The law firm representing a key group of objectors in House v. NCAA has raised ethical concerns about the conduct of class counsel, after the latter refused to consent…
Opinion
Don’t Be So Quick to Blame the House Case for College Sports Cuts
In the wake of U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken granting final approval to the 10-year settlement between the NCAA, power conferences and current and former D-I…
Opinion
The New Quad Squad: Why Colleges Are Turning to Pro Sport Execs
Today’s guest columnists are professors John Cairney and Rick Burton. In the last 12 months, something big changed in U.S. college athletics—and not solely because…
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