One of the most complicated parts of the O’Bannon ruling against the NCAA stems from the fact that Judge Wilken did not have to take Title IX…
By Kristi DoshAre O’Bannon Ruling and Title IX at Odds?
By Kristi Dosh By Kristi Dosh By Kristi Dosh By Kristi DoshWhat the O’Bannon Ruling Means for the NCAA and College Sports
By Kristi Dosh
A federal judge ruled against the NCAA on Friday on the O’Bannon case, which deal with student athletes’ inability to be compensated for use of…
By Kristi DoshCollege Athletes Can Form A Union: What’s Next?
The regional National Labor Relations Board in Chicago issued a stunning decision Wednesday, granting employee status and unionization rights to college football players at Northwestern…
College Football Super-Division, Penn State and O’Bannon
I wanted to provide some brief thoughts on several hot topics in college sports today, so here we go: College Football Super-Division Back in February,…
Preparing for a post-O’Bannon world
Stewart Mandel has a piece out today on SI.com describing the range of urgency athletics administrators are feeling regarding the O’Bannon v. NCAA case currently making…
Future of the NCAA (Part III)
(In Part I we looked at Enforcement, and in Part II the BCS schools separating from the NCAA and conference realignment. In this final post…
