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College Sports Business 101
Learn how the industry works
Working in College Sports
What you need to be tracking
The Jersey Patch Market
What the market is saying
How the Salary Cap Works
And what is NIL Go
How CB Schedules are Made
It’s complicated…
University Administrators
What you need to know
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Women’s Basketball
Baseball
Women’s Soccer
Women’s Volleyball
Golf
Anything about changing the college sports industry
Turns out, energy drinks might be bad for you?
You can't get everything you want. But you might be able to get SOME things you want.
If you want to save college sports, start with being honest about what it actually is ... and isn't.
Or at least, I'll attempt to do some math.
It's not just about having a winning team. It's about data.
I chatted with the leadership of various sports groups and crunched some numbers
We asked around
Which ideas are good, which are bad, which are lawsuit bait, and more.
Some things are worth letting go. Others are worth throwing the book.
24 is too many teams. To prove it, here are some brackets from iconic seasons of yesteryear
From "why would athletes do this" to "is this legal?" and more:
The problem isn't going away. One expert has some suggestions on how to reframe the program.
As another scandal threatens to blow up the 2026 FB season before it starts...should we contemplate a reset?
The proposal makes some intellectual sense. But will it slow down the deluge of lawsuits? And is this all happening too fast?
Guest authors argues that by pushing the White House for help, they might have actually made things much worse for themselves
Is the order meaningless? No. Effective? Also no. And I think we're missing part of the reason why
On values, service, AI and more:
A leading AD thinks its time for the SEC to get rid of theirs. I'm not sure the math works..but maybe that doesn't matter
That's a big of a shocking admission, in my humble opinion
Making the bracket bigger, without making any other changes, won't let more Mid-Majors join the party
Oh, THIS time the same people are gonna figure out how to make schools follow the rules?
Drawing on his experience as an athletic director at two America East Schools, Brian Barrio pitches a vision for a very different NCAA.
Five years after Fuller's historic kick at Vanderbilt, she sat down with Extra Points to reflect on that moment, the changes that have hit college sports since and her place in the NIL landscape.
How much will an FCS patch go for? What are the risks for brands and schools? Here's what I've learned so far.
Plus a field trip to the Library of Congress