Governance
The Future of NIL and Compensating Athletes with NCAA President Mark Emmert
Mark Emmert discusses the future of NIL, including his idea for athletes to be paid brand ambassadors for the university.
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Governance
/ 9 months agoSEC Quietly Adds Exit Fee to Conference Bylaws
New withdrawal provisions were adopted January 2021
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Governance
/ 11 months agoNCAA’s Draft Constitution Embraces NIL, Passes Rulemaking to Conferences and Institutions
One of the nine principles detailed in the new draft constitution from the NCAA focuses on name, image and likeness, stating...
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Governance
/ 2 years agoProposed Changes to NCAA Name, Image and Likeness Regulations for Division I
Breaking down the proposed changes to NCAA NIL legislation.
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Governance
/ 2 years agoBrand Deals for Student Athletes in the NIL Era
What will it look like when brands approach student athletes?
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Governance
/ 2 years agoBipartisan House Bill Introduced on Name, Image and Likeness Rights
Congressmen Anthony Gonzalez (R-Ohio) and Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) have introduced a bipartisan bill in the House of Representatives regarding name, image...
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Academics
/ 2 years agoThe College Admissions Scandal: How Can We Prevent Another One?
What can legally be done to contain coaching salaries?
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Governance
/ 2 years agoOp-Ed: The Hidden Attack on Gender Equity in College Athletics
A student athlete Op-Ed.
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Finance
/ 2 years agoCan College Coaching Salaries be Contained?
What can legally be done to contain coaching salaries?
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Football
/ 2 years agoNCAA Division I Eligibility Update May Carry Unintended Consequences
The Division I Board of Directors announced today all fall sport student athletes will receive a blanket waiver for an additional...