For Grant House, Being the Face of Radical Change Has Not Been Easy
As the named plaintiff in the landmark House v. NCAA case, the former Arizona State swimmer has faced criticism, anger and even death threats. “I feel like I’ve been shunned by the swimming community."
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.
House Ruling May Make Compensation More Difficult for Athletes
If some power brokers have their way, the schools will have a new method for limiting compensation
After a Final Four Run, Auburn Is Rebuilding From Scratch
Bruce Pearl’s roster next season will include juco transfers, a Division II player and underrated imports. Just how he likes it.
SMU Is Meeting Its Payroll and Competing in the ACC
Under new coach Andy Enfield, the Mustangs are already a factor in their first season in the ACC
EXCLUSIVE: Attorney for 6 Ex-FSU Players Suing Over NIL Explains the Case
“If you say you’re going to promise money to your players, you better deliver,” writes attorney Darren Heitner
Florida State’s NIL Lawsuit Will Reverberate Well Beyond the Courtroom
Six former Seminoles sue head coach Leonard Hamilton, claiming they were promised — and did not receive — $250,000 in NIL compensation
Jim Larrañaga Learned That When the Money Stops, So Does the Winning
The coach steps down, lamenting college sports' chase for the almighty dollar — a problem he didn't have when Miami was flush with NIL cash
Faux Pelini: Change is Hard. Change is Chaotic. Hooray for Change!
After a chaotic and confusing offseason, allow Faux Pelini to get you up to speed
NCAA President Charlie Baker: The Hoops HQ Interview
Baker weighs in on NIL, conference realignment, a football "Superleague" and an expanded March Madness.
