SAFE Act vs. SCORE Act: Why a Federal Bill for College Athletics Is Unlikely
Because the SAFE Act and SCORE Act stand at odds with one another, it seems unlikely for them to be reconciled into a unified federal bill
Football Players Are Cashing in on NIL. What Can Basketball Players Learn From That?
The rules governing Name, Image and Likeness have changed, but if a player can create moments and win, there is still a lot of money to be made.
Congress Was Fixing to Save College Sports. Now It’s Stuck.
The SCORE Act seemed poised to be the first name, image and likeness bill to make it to a vote since the NCAA’s rules changed in 2021. Here’s our primer on the act, what's at stake and what might happen next.
What Trump’s Executive Order Means for the Future of College Sports, NIL Deals, Title IX
While Congress works to pass the SCORE Act, the President weighed in with the executive office’s position — one that raises more questions than answers
The Shocker in the House v. NCAA Settlement That Has All of College Sports Scrambling
How to respond to the NIL clearinghouse’s early start date is one of my questions that need to be answered as college sports moves into a new era
The House v. NCAA Settlement Contained a Major Surprise. What Does It All Mean?
Now that college sports is about to enter into a brand new era, Hoops HQ’s legal expert offers a primer on the pressing questions that fans most want answered.
House Case Settlement or Not, Revenue Sharing Is Coming to College Sports
Judge Wilken gave the parties in NCAA v. House two weeks to revise their settlement to her liking. But even if she rejects them again, the new era will begin this summer.