Student-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...

Penn 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...

Howard 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, “....

Deep 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...

A 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...

Why There Was No SEC Bylaws Violation in Cam Newton Situation

Twitter is all abuzz today with news that the NCAA is not finished with the Cam Newton investigation. I never believed...

Impermissible Benefits: Focus Should Be On Pros, Not NCAA

When historians look back on college football today they’ll likely dub it the “Age of Impermissible Benefits”. It seems like every...

How Title IX Relates to Paying Players

I’ve previously written about some of the impediments to paying college athletes. One of the roadblocks I mentioned is Title IX....