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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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    NAACP Encourages Black College Athletes to Look Outside Florida
    Schools in the Sunshine State are closing their DEI offices due to a new law.
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    Prime Effect? CU Admissions See Big Boost, Especially Among Diverse Applicants
    Applications are up 20% overall from last year, 50% among prospective Black students.
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    ‘We Want to Be Paid’: Inside Dartmouth Men’s Basketball’s Historic Union Effort
    A group of players made history when they became the first NCAA team to vote to unionize.
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    New In-Season Men’s College Basketball Tournament to Offer $2M in NIL Deals
    The eight-team event—expanding to 16 teams in 2025—will pay out $1M to each team, and another million to the winner.
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    Fox Is Expanding Its College Football Coverage. What’s Behind the Move?
    Top Big Ten, Big 12, and Mountain West games will be played on Friday nights this fall.
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    Friday Night College Games Are Good for Fox—but Could Be Terrible for..
    The network views Fridays as ‘underutilized.’ High school football players and their communities might see it differently.
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    Report: Temple-UAB Basketball Game Flagged for Gambling Concerns
    The Owls have apparently been on watch for a while.
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    Tommy Tuberville: Dartmouth Basketball Union ‘Will Absolutely Kill College Sports’
    The U.S. senator and former college football coach let it rip on Fox News.
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    Nick Saban: NIL Money, Transfer Portal Influenced Retirement
    Saban told ESPN how player interviews following Alabama’s Rose Bowl loss played a part in his departure.
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    History in Hanover: Dartmouth Men’s Basketball Players Vote to Unionize
    The team became the first in D-I to officially vote to unionize.