The NBA’s labor market is often framed as a balance between player autonomy and team control, but that framing obscures a deeper structural reality: superstar players and teams do not operate with symmetrical power, even though both are bound by the same collective bargaining agreement. The relationship between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks... Continue Reading →
If you follow college sports in any capacity, you understand that the landscape has been rapidly evolving over the last decade. All the changes from transfer portal to NIL have led to the creation of the College Sports Commission (CSC), which is a new entity specifically created to enforce the terms of the House v.... Continue Reading →
Those who have followed the NFL this season will remember that towards the beginning of the season Tom Brady was under fire for being in the Raiders’ coaching booth with a headset on despite engaging in Fox Sports production meetings where he gained insight other people around the league didn’t yet have.[1] As that conflict-of-interest... Continue Reading →
With the 2026 Winter Olympics set to start later this week, a former Team Canada snowboarder has been brought to justice after being on the FBI’s most wanted list since March 2025.[1] Ryan Wedding, the former Olympic snowboarder who represented Team Canada in the 2002 Olympics, has finally been arrested after being on the run... Continue Reading →
In 2023, the Michigan Wolverines achieved their dreams and won the College Football National Championship. Shortly after, head coach Jim Harbaugh accepted a job coaching the Los Angeles Chargers in the National Football League.[1] With Harbaugh’s departure Michigan was left searching for a replacement, one they found in Sherrone Moore.[2] Moore was hired in January... Continue Reading →
Since the creation of the College Football Playoff, there has always been some controversy surrounding who gets the chance to play for a national title. But this year, tensions surrounding the playoff bracket have boiled over. The format for this year bracket was as follows: The top 5 ranked conference champions receive automatic qualifiers, with... Continue Reading →
The Ravens beat the clock this week by re-signing star defensive lineman Travis Jones to a three-year contract. Jones has enjoyed a breakout season this year, and the $40.5 million figure that the Ravens presented him reflects his value. But, up until the extension, Jones and the NFLPA had been fighting the league in a... Continue Reading →
Since the approval of the House v. NCAA settlement, conferences and schools have been trying to figure out how the rules for college sports’ new era will actually be enforced. The College Sports Commission (“CSC”) has been tasked with the challenge of enforcing new rules and the revenue-share cap that schools must adhere to[1]. In... Continue Reading →
The University of Utah is becoming the first college athletics programs to create a partnership with a private equity firm.[1] The agreement is with a private equity firm based in New York called Otro Capital.[2] Otro Capital will help the Utes generate new revenue streams for their department.[3] Private equity firms will also be able... Continue Reading →
The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements (SCORE) Act was scheduled to go in front of the House of Representatives for voting on December 3rd, but delays in voting changed those plans. Voting on the act was delayed twice on Wednesday: first in the afternoon and was delayed again—indefinitely. The bill was originally... Continue Reading →