Diego Pavia, NCAA to 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 many years Division I college football players should be eligible to…
NIL
College NIL Group Approves $35M* of Athlete Deals in First Wave
The College Sports Commission, the newly established entity overseeing intercollegiate pay-for-play compliance, says it has registered 28,432 athletes on its NIL Go…
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Visa Consultant for Temp Foreign Labor Turns Focus to NCAA Athletes
MásLabor, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Virginia, bills itself as the nation’s largest provider of consulting services for businesses hiring temporary foreign…
USC, UCLA Football Players Lose Eligibility Case Against NCAA
Three seasoned college football players who hoped to play an additional year beyond their NCAA eligibility lost their bid for an injunction on Monday, as a federal judge…
College Sports Upheaval Ushers CEOs Into Athletic Departments
Athletic directors have long been termed the CEOs of collegiate sports departments, but increasingly schools are taking the term literally, looking outside the typical…
Tuberville Cashes Auburn Checks, Cruz Gets Texas Tickets
Sen. Tommy Tuberville left college coaching years ago, but his Auburn paydays haven’t stopped. Financial disclosures filed this month show Tuberville collected…
NCAA Defeats 1983 NC State Basketball Players’ NIL Lawsuit
A judge in North Carolina on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit brought last year by former Utah Jazz forward Thurl Bailey and nine teammates from the 1983 NC State men’s…
Opinion
NIL Collectives Will Stay, but a Big Question Looms: What Is NIL?
The prospect of NIL collectives being rendered extinct by the House settlement has been avoided. For now. Last week, attorneys for the House plaintiffs and…
F-1 or Done: The Lawyer Behind College Sports’ NIL Visa Gamble
Sometimes, the key to interpreting the law lies not in what it says—but in what it leaves unsaid. In the summer of 2021, shortly after the NCAA adopted its interim…
Baseball Antitrust Exemption Covers More Than MLB, Court Rules
Baseball’s antitrust exemption, which the U.S. Supreme Court created in 1922, is typically thought of as MLB’s antitrust exemption. In a decision from earlier this…
Trump Executive Order on College Sports Unlikely to Move the Needle
The original version of this story ran on July 22, when a copy of a draft version of the executive order was leaked to media. This story was updated on July 24 to…
Nevada WR Catches Court Win as NCAA Eligibility Cases Split
In the latest twist on whether college athletes whose NCAA eligibility has expired have a legal right to keep playing for NIL deals and preparation for pro sports, a…
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