Academics
The College Admissions Scandal: How Can We Prevent Another One?
What can legally be done to contain coaching salaries?
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Compliance
/ 5 years agoCollege Football Playoff Payouts Might Favor Some Conferences
How much money will conferences make from the College Football Playoff this year? Can Leonard Fournette fetch a historic amount for...
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Compliance
/ 8 years agoThe Basics of the New NCAA Enforcement Program
What: New NCAA Enforcement Program–Created by a 13-member group of presidents, athletic directors, commissioners, and others in the collegiate athletic community...
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/ 8 years agoBanning Student-Athletes From Social Media: A Potential First Amendment Violation
With college football season underway and college basketball season quickly approaching, stories of coaches and athletics departments limiting or banning student-athletes’...
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/ 8 years agoStudent-Athlete Censorship at Two Big Time Schools
Ever since social media became popular, and the number of users of platforms such as Facebook and Twitter skyrocketed, people have...
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/ 8 years agoPenn State’s NCAA Sanctions: The Impact On The Athletics Department
Yesterday, the NCAA levied what many consider to be unprecedented penalties upon Penn State. Including within the NCAA’s sanctions, was the...
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Academics
/ 9 years agoHoward University’s Suspension of Student-Athletes
Yesterday, the Washington City Paper reported that Howard University, a Division I school which competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, “....
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Compliance
/ 9 years agoDeep in the Heart of Texas: What The Longhorn Network Means to the NCAA’s Ability to Enforce Its Bylaws
By: Guest Contributor Alicia Jessop of RulingSports.com (Twitter: @RulingSports) There’s a four word saying which over the course of time, has come to...
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Compliance
/ 9 years agoWill Miami Football Receive the Death Penalty?
Since the Yahoo! report detailing improper benefits allegedly given to a number of University of Miami football and one basketball player,...
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/ 9 years agoA Costly Decision: Sickle Cell Trait Testing of NCAA Student-Athletes
Today’s post is by someone I hope becomes a regular contributor to BusinessofCollegeSports.com, Alicia Jessop. Alicia is a female attorney with...
