One iFIT’s lenders, Pamplona Capital Management, filed a potentially fatal lawsuit against it, according to The New York Post.
The NIL industry is still in its infancy, but after six months, early winners are emerging — and Ohio State athletes top the list.
In their rebuttal, athletes argued Alston does, in fact, give them legitimacy to pursue their case — and the NLRB memo gave them extra ammunition to go even further.
Financial irregularities played a role in the departures of three Las Vegas Raiders executives, sources tell Front Office Sports.
When the Supreme Court ruling on NCAA v. Alston came out, headlines proclaimed it the end of the amateurism. But that’s not true.
In a unanimous and historic decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of college athletes in the case NCAA v. Alston on Monday.
Renowned attorney Arthur Bryant has been successfully prosecuting sports team Title IX cases since 1985. When Dartmouth Athletics cut five varsity programs including women’s swimming and diving, alumni like Mariah […]
While Kari Cohen only joined the New York Red Bulls in January as the club’s new general counsel, the accomplished sports executive sees a bright future ahead for soccer in […]
The NCAA allowing student-athletes to cash in on the use of their name, image, and likeness is a rule change generations in the making; made possible by months of mounting […]
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