The Big 5 crowns a Philadelphia hoops champion each year. But can the competition continue in modern college sports — and if so, in what form?
Is Nebraska still selling more booze than anybody else? What about Ole Miss? Or Oregon?
I can't tell you if it's "good" or "bad" yet. But I have lots of follow-up questions.
The more I FOIA, the more questions I have!
What goes into the stuff you buy with college logos
Keeping House data private doesn't help anybody ... except probably agents.
The why, and how, behind a very unique promotion in college football
SURPRISE! It actually ISN'T Wisconsin
Coaching buyout numbers shouldn't be accelerating like this. But they are.
Could it work? Maybe! But it depends what the FCS leagues can actually *sell*
In a world where bowl games in Saudi Arabia are on the table ... is anything ACTUALLY off the table?
On Private Capital, $50+ buyouts, and where the banana stand money comes from
Recruiting rankings are great, but QB rankings can be a crapshoot.
The richest conference in college sports is contemplating a move to make it even richer — at least in the short term. But why?
A guest post on Matt Martin's wild ride from Concordia to USC Upstate
The Horizon League asked students at Indiana's business school for ideas. Here's what they got back:
Everybody wants to talk about budgets when its time to hire (or fire) a coach. Here's how to be accurate when you do it:
*A* federal bill is probably dead. Future federal bills? Who knows. Here's why:
A quick dip into the mailbag before the weekend
Yes, revenue sharing means everybody needs more revenue. But that's not the actual major issue
The tangled web of buying and scheduling games is becoming more complicated with collectives, NIL and revenue sharing.
A second look at the biggest storyline in college sports.
Athlete-driven content can be very hit or miss. But Learfield's new NIL team thinks they have a winning strategy
On building a budget for revenue share, ACC competition, TV eyeballs, and more
An AD tells us how college sports is working for "the other 83%"
