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    Business of College Athletics

    Between unprecedented conference realignments, historic media rights deals, the wild world of NIL, and high-stakes competition, this space couldn’t be more exciting right now, but you need someone to help you make sense of it all. That’s where we come in.

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    Selection Sunday, Transfer Portal Monday: An Extra Layer of Madness As Players Flood the Portal
    About 300 men and 200 women have declared for the portal already.
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    Bracket Bucks: Conferences Eye $260M Payday, Tournament Glory
    The NCAA allocates payment units to conferences for each team in the men’s tournament.
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    ‘Everybody Was Under Suspicion’: The Day Selection Sunday Was Scooped
    In 2016, the ‘Selection Show’ backfired when the bracket was leaked anonymously.
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    Val Ackerman Thinks the NCAA Crystal Ball Is Pretty Cloudy
    The Big East commissioner says athletes who unionize might not be ready for what’s coming.
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    Led By SEC and Big Ten, CFP Agrees To Post-2026 Terms
    Nine conferences and Notre Dame have agreed to a CFP playoff structure with at least 12 teams between 2026 and 2031.
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    Athletes Sue NCAA Over Trans Policies
    The lawsuit claims the NCAA has violated Title IX.
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    Record Attendance, TV Numbers for Women’s Basketball Tourneys
    Among the milestones: Iowa broke a 25-year viewership record on CBS.
    Robert McRae III, Dartmouth men's basketball
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    Congress Is Finally Talking About College Athlete Employment Status
    Federal lawmakers are focusing on the biggest question—and it’s not NIL.
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    NAACP Encourages Black College Athletes to Look Outside Florida
    Schools in the Sunshine State are closing their DEI offices due to a new law.
    CU-Boulder coach Deion Sanders runs spring practice.
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    Coach Prime Effect? Colorado Admissions Seeing Big Boost
    Applications are up 20% overall from last year, 50% among prospective Black students.