Amateurism Rules and Corruption in College Sports
I wrote a short article for the Washington Post’s “In Theory” blog and it was published today. Â Here is the link.
I wrote a short article for the Washington Post’s “In Theory” blog and it was published today. Â Here is the link.
With all the news reports about players and coaches on the New Orleans Saints having a system of side payments for knocking opposing players out …
Judging from what I hear, see, and read, there will once again be some controversy about who should be selected as the Most Valuable Players …
The Sprint Center in Kansas City was built partly to attract either an NBA or NHL franchise. Three years on, the gleaming arena has no …
So the season is canceled. It does appear that the Bettman-ownership stance was a hard cap or bust. Their supposed soft cap number was so …
Interesting article in The Age (Melbourne) on the state of the ‘football wars’ in Australia. Four codes (Australian football, rugby league, rugby union, soccer), 21 …
Barry Bonds becomes a free agent at the end of this season. Suppose the following: There is a freely competitive bidding market for his services, …
SI.com’s Andrew Perloff recently complained that NFL team’s put too much weight on “Combine” workouts in his “Combine Craziness,” You’d think in this day and …
“On the Olympics she was telling me it was an enormous opportunity. Think of the impact on our young people, on fitness, on sport, on …
In its written response to a Congressional inquiry over its tax-exempt status, the NCAA reveals that it spends more than twice as much per male …
Let’s Start a Conversation
The Sports Economist is produced by a group of scholars who apply economic thinking to sports. TSE has provided commentary and links to issues in the sports world since 2004.
© 2024 The Sports Economist • All Rights Reserved