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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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    EA Sports and the Problem With NIL in Video Games
    The game has been shrouded in controversy.
    Nov 26, 2022; Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, USA; ACC opponents the Syracuse Orange and the Boston College Eagles line up for the snap at the line of scrimmage during the first quarter at Alumni Stadium.
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    EA Sports Hit With Lawsuit Over College Football Video Game
    The controversy over athlete compensation has escalated to bonafide litigation.
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    College World Series Takes Over Omaha With Top MLB Prospects
    The College World Series begins on Friday in Omaha, Nebraska.
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    Second Group Raises ‘Concerns’ With EA College Football NIL Deal
    “It appears to be a fraction of maybe what fair market value would be.”
    The bill would let Michigan and Michigan State sell alcohol like their Big Ten counterparts.
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    Lawmakers Advance Bill to Permit Alcohol Sales at Michigan College Stadiums 
    11 of 14 Big Ten schools currently allow alcohol sales inside stadiums.
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    Ready For Their Closeup: Colleges Turning To Sports TV Executives
    Notre Dame is the latest school to poach from television.
    Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Dominick Blaylock (8) catches a pass while being defended by Ohio State Buckeyes safety Jaylen Johnson (25) during the first half of the Peach Bowl.
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    EA College Football And The Problem With Group Licensing In College Athletics
    Athletes may not be getting the market rate.
    A side-by-side image of the Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler and the Florida Panther's Matthew Tkachuk.
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    South Florida Is Having Its Moment in the Sports Sun
    “One plus one is four here” — Panthers president and CEO Matthew Caldwell.
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    NIL Collectives Pay Five Figures to Top College Athletes
    The top half of Power 5 starters earn $45,000 annually.
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    You Love The Women’s College World Series. You Just Might Not Know..
    How the WCWS became one of the most popular NCAA events.