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In my professional judgement, this legislation will not do the things its advocates say it will.
Without a clearly defined mission statement, the rest of college sports is doomed to be a bad-faith political football.
I regret to inform you that billable hours are, in fact, at it again.
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.
Though it's been lost a bit in the news cycle, a major labor story is brewing in the Pacific Northwest.
The PCSA is near death after another deadline failed. Why don't lawmakers simply vote what THEY think would be best, rather than waiting for the Power 2 to tell them?
It's nice to be rich!
Which ideas are good, which are bad, which are lawsuit bait, and more.
From "why would athletes do this" to "is this legal?" and more:
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
I can't believe they don't want to share their riches with the MAC and Sun Belt. Weird!!!
In a world where stats are more important than ever...who is ACTUALLY logging those stats?
Oklahoma State is the latest campus to get punished for students chanting anti-LDS remarks. Why does this keep happening?
If you thought you had a rough morning, say a prayer for the poor operations staffers at UTEP.
Plus a field trip to the Library of Congress
Athletes.org has taken the trouble to finally put a collective bargaining agreement on paper. Here are my thoughts.
Sure, I'll make some educated guesses. Why not?
Plus notes on the SCORE Act and other notebook-emptying items
Simon Fraser, a Division II school in British Columbia, is looking to rejoin its peers in Canada.
Huey Long appears to be back from the dead. And boy does he hate Scott Woodward?
In a world where bowl games in Saudi Arabia are on the table ... is anything ACTUALLY off the table?
This is about more than just a bill that (probably) won't become a law
Heckling IS free speech. My Column:
