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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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    Caitlin Clark
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    Iowa–Ohio State Is the Most Expensive Women’s Basketball Game Ever
    The average purchased ticket is $577, while the get-in is $491.
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    NAIA School Raising Money to Play in Postseason
    The University of Antelope Valley in California is closing, causing one coach to raise money for the national tournament.
    UMass
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    More Conference Realignment: UMass Reportedly Heading to the MAC
    The Atlantic 10 loses a founding member.
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    NCAA’s Pay-for-Play Era: What We Know and What’s Next
    After years of court battles, the NCAA’s pay-for-play era is here.
    Michigan defensive lineman Kenneth Grant celebrates a sack on Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. in the second quarter during the College Football Playoff national championship game against Washington at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on Monday, Jan. 8, 2024.
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    Pay-for-Play Is Here: Federal Judge Says NCAA Cannot Enforce Any NIL Rules
    The ruling effectively allows pay-for-play to go forward uninhibited.
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    WBD Touts Streaming Profit, Sports Alliance While Stock Is Hammered
    TNT Sports parent sees tough reaction from Wall Street to latest earnings.
    Caitlin Clark
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    Big Ten Women’s Tournament Sells Out for First Time
    ‘Clarkonomics’ has made it to the postseason.
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    Making Sense of What More CFP Expansion Would Mean
    Leaders of the CFP discussed the potential for a 14- and even 16-team Playoff.
    Nick Saban
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    Coaches Aren’t Happy With College Football—Some Are Getting Out While They Can
    NIL and the transfer portal have many college football coaches getting new jobs.
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    ‘Treated Like Children’: College Players Offered $600, No Royalties
    Players may be receiving lower than the industry standard with the video game’s return.