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Fired Female NFL Ref Sues League for Unfair Treatment
Robin DeLorenzo is accusing the NFL of gender-based scrutiny.
NBA Will Review Bids for Potential European League
Adam Silver hopes to launch the league next year.
Cameron Boozer & Cayden Boozer Talk Pressure, Benefit of Playing Together
The Boozer twins have built their games, and their identities, side by side.
College Athletic Departments Are Becoming Media Companies
“There’s only so many tickets you can sell, but content is infinite.”
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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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.”
Top Seeds Sweep Women’s Final Four As 2025 Teams All Return
It’s the first repeat Final Four in 30 years.
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Alabama, Nebraska, Michigan Spent Most on CFB Private Jet Travel
Texas A&M spent $493,000 on coach Mike Elko’s travel alone.
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
Textor’s stakes in France’s Lyon and Brazil’s Botafogo are up for grabs.
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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Adam Ottavino Joins Revamped ESPN MLB Lineup
The 15-year MLB vet spent the past four seasons with the Mets.
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‘The Sonics Never Died’: The Long Afterlife of Seattle NBA Merch
Inside “the largest team shop for a team that doesn’t exist.”
March Madness Coaches Debate ‘Blueblood’ in NIL Era
The term’s meaning was up for debate at men’s March Madness.
The Planet’s Best Chess Players Are Having Their LIV Golf Moment
Chess’s most prestigious tournament is battling a splashy Saudi event.
AI College Recruiting Reels Aren’t Fooling Scouts
College coaches and recruiters are way ahead of cheating athletes.
McAfee: Masters ‘Told Us to Go to Hell’ on Show Pitch—Three Times
McAfee is a fan of Jason Kelce’s role at Augusta National.
Fired Female NFL Ref Sues League for Unfair Treatment
Robin DeLorenzo is accusing the NFL of gender-based scrutiny.
Customers Sue Lululemon for Piece of Eventual Tariff Refund
The retailer said it was raising prices in June.
Bettors Target ‘Microbets’ With Suits Against FanDuel, DraftKings
Plaintiffs’ losses range from $170,000 to more than $1.8 million.
New Federal Bill Could Stand in the Way of Bears Move to Indiana
The measure would essentially federalize Ohio’s Modell Law.
Goodell: Tisch Is No Longer Giants Owner, No Policy Violation
The commissioner says the league has “not found anything that’s a violation.”
As Concussions Rise, NFL Shifts Focus to Face Masks
The league is looking to improve an oft-overlooked piece of equipment.
NFL Finds New Cause of Concussions
Also: Pat McAfee said The Masters rejected his show three times.
