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The Masters Ticket Resale Crackdown Continues
Augusta National has tightened its grip on the secondary market.
World Cup Final Tickets Cross $10,000 Mark
FIFA raised prices again for its last World Cup ticket window.
Cameron Boozer & Cayden Boozer Talk Pressure, Benefit of Playing Together
The Boozer twins have built their games, and their identities, side by side.
Why a Furniture Store Is Risking $50M on UConn Basketball
Jordan’s Furniture will refund purchases if both Huskies teams make the final.
Why Capital Is Flooding Into Women’s Soccer
Assia Grazioli-Venier breaks down how she evaluates opportunities across the sports landscape.
College sports is big business. Over the past five years, the industry has experienced some of the biggest changes in its history–from allowing players to profit off NIL and revenue-sharing to the unrestricted transfer portal and conference realignment. Plus, state and federal lawmakers have taken an interest in legislating the chaos. FOS is covering it all, from the court to the courthouse to the White House.
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Brett Yormark and Cody Campbell Fight Over Who Runs Big 12
“He is not the dictator of the conference. That’s not his role.”
Iowa State Star Audi Crooks Enters Transfer Portal
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Why a Furniture Store Is Risking $50M on UConn Basketball
Jordan’s Furniture will refund purchases if both Huskies teams make the final.
The European Agent Behind the Illinois Final Four Run
Miško Ražnatović represents four of the Illinois “Balkan Five.”
Private equity. Athlete-backed ventures. Billion-dollar deals. The sports industry isn’t just entertainment—it’s a high-stakes asset class. Front Office Sports breaks down the business moves shaping the future of sports.
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John Textor’s Soccer Empire at Risk
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Fertittas to Purchase Connecticut Sun for Record $300 Million
The Sun will play the 2026 season in Connecticut before relocating to Houston.
Ex-NFL Pros Buy LOVB Team With ‘Probably 20 Deals’ on Deck
They bought the Salt Lake franchise three weeks after launching their firm.
Blackstone Steps Into Sports With $1.78B Cricket Deal
The seller is an Indian alcohol company.
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Jones, Medcalf Leaders to Replace Clinton Yates on ESPN Radio
Jones and Medcalf currently host a Sunday morning ESPN Radio show.
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Jones, Medcalf Leaders to Replace Clinton Yates on ESPN Radio
Jones and Medcalf currently host a Sunday morning ESPN Radio show.
Trump Admin Sues 3 States to Block Prediction-Market Regulations
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Magic Johnson Escapes NFT Investment Scheme Lawsuit
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Fired Female NFL Ref Sues League for Unfair Treatment
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Customers Sue Lululemon for Piece of Eventual Tariff Refund
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Will a Star Get Picked in the WNBA Expansion Draft?
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The Masters Ticket Resale Crackdown Continues
Augusta National has tightened its grip on the secondary market.
$10,000 World Cup Tickets
Also: The Masters continues its crackdown on ticket resellers.
