NCAA NIL Rules: What College Athletes Need to Know in 2026
NCAA NIL Rules in 2026: Revenue Sharing, CSC Enforcement, and What Schools and Athletes Must Know The NCAA NIL rules in 2026 are more structured, …
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NCAA-CHL Rule Change Promises to Have a Huge Impact on Ice Hockey
Global ice hockey has started a serious transformation. The NCAA Division I Council has officially removed one of the main obstacles in the industry. The …
6 Ole Miss Quarterbacks That Went to the NFL
The University of Mississippi, fondly known as Ole Miss, has a storied history of producing exceptional football talent. Among these, several Ole Miss quarterbacks have …
Monopoly, Monopsony, and the Parallels Between the NCAA and CCA
In the world of sports governance, certain organizations hold a dual grip on their respective industries—controlling both competition and athlete compensation. The National Collegiate Athletic …
Ken Paxton Sues the NCAA: The Truth About Fairness in Sports
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues the NCAA, sparking a legal and cultural battle that may shape the future of women’s sports. This high-profile lawsuit …
Disney Has a Near-Monopoly on Bowl Games This Year.
It may feel like every college football bowl game you tune into is on ESPN—and that’s no coincidence. Bowl games this year are predominantly hosted …
Court Kings: Leading MVP Contenders in the 2024 NCAA
The 2024 NCAA season has been marked by intense competition and record-breaking performances. From buzzer-beaters to double-overtime thrillers, this season has been a roller-coaster ride …
Subversion of the Academy by the NCAA
Two great American institutions are about to crank up. First-year students and their older classmates will soon return to campus for fall classes. Shortly after …
March Madness Accounting
In an article today on CNN.com, the typically quite sharp Chris Isidore, a senior writer for CNNMoney, perpetuates one of the most enduring myths in …
NCAA coaches charged with fraud and corruption
Hmm, am I shocked? No, not really. However, I am a little shocked that it was the Feds that caught them. Student-athletes are worth a …