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A conference realignment battle after a college merger could have massive implications for DII and DIII
Texas wins another Directors' Cup championship. What does that mean? Plus the NCAA doesn’t ALWAYS lose in court.
The Big 12 filed suit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Texas Tech, and hours later, Brendan Sorsby was off to the NFL's supplemental draft. Why was the suit so devastating, and what could it have done?
Notes from three days at College Sports Industry-Palooza
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.
From "why would athletes do this" to "is this legal?" and more:
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
From West Texas A&M going Division I to even the idea of a Texas-only conference, the legal documents reveal some interesting nuggets about the only constant in athletics ... change!
This could be the most punitive punishment for leaving a league ... in modern history?
Plus a field trip to the Library of Congress
Where Purdue, Washington and Minnesota are similar, and different, from guest contributor Kristi Dosh.
I talked to some folks who are deep in the weeds to better understand the upside ... and the risks.
Pavia’s victory (sort of) in his appeal and a move toward class-action litigation have developments have brought added confusion to the landscape. Here’s what’s changed and why it matters.
Even with putting the institutional investment plan on hold, the league and schools have big questions left to answer
Keeping House data private doesn't help anybody ... except probably agents.
Huey Long appears to be back from the dead. And boy does he hate Scott Woodward?
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
*A* federal bill is probably dead. Future federal bills? Who knows. Here's why:
And why people suddenly care a lot about the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961
On building a budget for revenue share, ACC competition, TV eyeballs, and more
