Why flag football? Why now? And how is anybody supposed to piece together a conference schedule with participating teams spread all over the country?
The FY25 reports are trickling in. Here's what I'm seeing, and why you should care.
On the joy, and growth, from the bottom of the bottom
Some numbers to put this into context
The gig has changed. More sports are hiring GMs. But have the contracts changed?
The GM of the Howard men's basketball team takes us behind the curtain on one of the more innovative programs in the sport.
According to the previous ironclad rule of college football, there's no way the Hooisers should be here. So how did they do it?
A closer look at Chicago State's, uh, aggressive timeline for FCS competition
Plus! Notes on new coach contracts, the FOIA-mobile, and more ...
Employment status for players without the mandated educational component would help fix a broken coaching marketplace.
Some thoughts on Bowl Season and a complicated Playoff
Plus notes on the SCORE Act and other notebook-emptying items
Nebraska coach Matt Rhule makes a critical point about support and mental health, even in a transactional world.
Coaching buyout numbers shouldn't be accelerating like this. But they are.
Huey Long appears to be back from the dead. And boy does he hate Scott Woodward?
Plus: what other industry experts think
We've got the operating budgets for just about every public school in men's golf.
A guest post from a marketing professor
Recruiting rankings are great, but QB rankings can be a crapshoot.
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:
We've seen it in D-II and D-III. We're about to find out what happens in D-I.
You asked, so I made the spreadsheet.
It's not easy to start a team from scratch. But UTRGV has some major advantages.
What this off-the-field newsletter is looking for on the field
Yes, revenue sharing means everybody needs more revenue. But that's not the actual major issue