AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis In 2016, Former Ole Miss Head Coach Hugh Freeze called an escort service in Tampa Bay, Florida, while on a recruiting trip. [1] Not only did Freeze use the school plane to fly down and recruit a few other things besides new players, but he also used a school phone to... Continue Reading →

Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports For the first time since his 11-game suspension for violating the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy by sexually assaulting numerous women, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson returns to practice. Watson had not been permitted to practice until last week following the terms of the settlement reached between the League and the NFL... Continue Reading →

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports             The NCAA released further rules navigating the unclear path that NIL has paved for student athletes. On October 26, 2022, the new rules released continue to prohibit pay for play or performance, which is an essential tenet to the NCAA’s continued definition of amateurism. This guidance emphasized the educational purpose of... Continue Reading →

[(Source: NCAA via MGN)] On October 21, 2022, attorneys petitioned for the plaintiffs in the antitrust lawsuit House v. NCAA to receive class certification in their complaint seeking to end the NCAA’s restrictions on athletes’ ability to profit off their name, image and likeness while in school. [1] There are four established classes. The first is an... Continue Reading →

The Los Angeles Superior Court could potentially provide the first verdict involving CTE or chronic traumatic encephalopathy in NCAA football players. A wrongful death trial opened last week alleging the National Collegiate Athletic Association turning a blind eye to chronic traumatic encephalopathy – the progressive brain injury linked to football related concussions. Matthew Gee played... Continue Reading →

Ashley Landis – AP After Robert Sarver’s light one year ban from all NBA and WNBA related activities and a $10 million dollar fine, he decided to sell the Suns on September 21st. Unfortunately, while at first blush many were pleased to see Sarver removed from the league, he will still collect a significant profit... Continue Reading →

Mark J. Rebilas – USA TODAY Sports             Recently allegations of a toxic and hostile work environment in an NBA team have been confirmed. Instances of misogyny and racism led to an independent investigation into Phoenix Suns managing partner, Robert Sarver. The report of the independent investigation was issued publicly September 13, 2022, based on information... Continue Reading →

            The NFL and the NFL Players Association reached a settlement in the Deshaun Watson disciplinary matter in the middle of August. It is hard to believe anyone would not know who Deshaun Watson is after U.S. District Court Judge Sue L. Robinson ruled that the quarterback should be suspended for a whopping six games in... Continue Reading →

I had the pleasure of interviewing Sam Tiger; someone I have had been working with for the past few years. Sam’s passion for the sports and entertainment industry blossomed from a young age, she knew growing up that she loved football, whether it was watching it, or analyzing the players in the game, it was... Continue Reading →