Photo Credit: Davis Law Group High school sports are paramount to many teenagers and can be a great way for students to get exercise, learn valuable life skills, and build friendships. However, if these high school student athletes are pushed too hard or are placed in risky situations, the results can quite literally be deadly.... Continue Reading →
Photo Source: Amer Hilabi/Getty Image Every year, millions of dollars are spent by consumers on the newest sport video games. The sports video game genre is dominated by EA Sports and 2K Sports. They both hold licenses to produce games based on official leagues. EA Sports produces the Madden NFL series, the NHL series, the... Continue Reading →
Photo Source: Variety Movie theaters were forced to shut down in March due to the pandemic. Large movie theater chains, such as Regal and AMC, were uncertain if they would be able to continue operating. These companies went months without generating revenue, forcing them to furlough staff, apply for federal assistance, and raise money through... Continue Reading →
It wasn't until 1979 that schools recognized that Title IX encompassed sexual harassment and sexual violence. Astonishingly, college campuses were behind in imposing campus liability for sexual assault and sexual violence. In 1987, Congress passed the Civil Rights Restoration Act, which overturned the Supreme Court's Grove City College decision. In Grove City College, the Supreme... Continue Reading →
Two days ago, the NCAA announced that it plans to move the entire 68-team men's basketball tournament to one city in 2021, as opposed to the 13 predetermined preliminary round sites. The decision came after it became apparent to the Division I Men’s Basketball Committee that conducting the championship at the preliminary round sites, which... Continue Reading →
Photo source: https://www.baseball-articles.com/ Going into this week’s Masters, many were wondering “will Bryson DeChambeau break Augusta National?” For anyone who follows the PGA Tour, the media focus on Bryson this week comes as no surprise. He has been one of the most talked about tour players for months. While it's clear now that he did... Continue Reading →
Photo Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 ("Section 230") is a statute that has provided tech platforms immunity from legal liability for third-party content posted on their website. Section 230 has been recognized as one of the most important pieces of internet legislation in the world and is... Continue Reading →
Source: DirecTV/https://www.att.com/directv/nfl-sunday-ticket/ The Supreme Court denied the NFL's writ of certiorari regarding DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket antitrust concerns. Plaintiffs Ninth Inning, Inc., et al., filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NFL, the member teams, and DirecTV. Traditionally, NFL teams cannot compete for viewers outside of their home region during the same time slot. If the... Continue Reading →
Photo Source: Abby Drey / adrey@centraldaily.com Indiana and Penn State football provided a thrilling start to the Big Ten season, but not without a hugely controversial referee call along with it. With Indiana going for the 2 point conversion down 1 in overtime, Indiana's quarterback Michael Penix, Jr. dove full extension to the pylon to... Continue Reading →
Some NFL teams have been passed down generationally, staying in the same family for decades. These generational families purchased the teams for measly amounts, making their current values all the more astounding. The Halas family, owners of the Chicago Bears, paid all of $100 to establish the Chicago Bears in 1920. Further, the Mara family... Continue Reading →