NCAA
Emmert embraces smaller role for NCAA in US college sports
NCAA president says Supreme Court ruling, NIL changes heighten need for reform
Bold new era begins for US college sports with NIL rule change
Student-athletes now able to commercialize their rights without forfeiting eligibility
NCAA outlaws pay-for-play in interim NIL rules
Governing body details stopgap measures in advance of implementation
Nick Sakiewicz on the National Lacrosse League’s emerging potential
In this week’s episode, podcast co-hosts Eric Fisher and Chris Russo interview Nick Sakiewicz, National Lacrosse League commissioner. Eric and Chris also discuss the United States Supreme Court’s landmark antitrust ruling regarding American college sports, the National Football League’s bid to bring in outside investors for its media properties, and continued growth in the North American legal sports betting market.
NCAA president Emmert looking to introduce interim NIL measures
National Collegiate Athletic Association president Mark Emmert is looking to introduce an interim measure that will allow college athletes across the United States to capitalize on their name, image and…
US Supreme Court rules against NCAA in antitrust case
Decision offers a sweeping rebuke of NCAA core notions of amateurism
NCAA women’s basketball tournament could be finally given ‘March Madness’ branding
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has announced that its Division I women's basketball tournament could be finally given "March Madness" branding as means to better promote the competition …
NCAA’s Emmert receives contract extension through 2025
New term for embattled executive buried deep in NCAA NIL announcement
NCAA open to single-site model for future basketball tourneys
Governing body encouraged by operational successes amid pandemic
NCAA hires law firm to aid gender equity probe
Governing body amplifies investigation into basketball tournament issues
NCAA’s Emmert orders inquiry into tournament disparities
Governing body to investigate how facility plans differed so greatly for men's, women's basketball tournaments
NCAA moves into March Madness operational mode
With 68-team field now set, nervousness remains amid ongoing Covid-19 pandemic
NCAA moves, adjusts 2021 NIT
Postseason college basketball tournament to be 16-team event held in Texas
NCAA finalizes contingency plans for March Madness
Governing body sets provisions if teams must vacate due to Covid-19
EA Sports set to revive college football game franchise
Planned reboot of popular video game series arrives with a host of thorny unanswered licensing and development questions
NCAA poised to delay landmark vote on athlete compensation rules
The National Collegiate Athletic Association is widely expected to delay a potential landmark vote this week on legislation that would permit college athletes to cash in on their fame for the first time
NCAA places all of 2021 March Madness in Indiana
Governing body seeks to manage ongoing impact of Covid-19 pandemic
San Antonio poised to stage entire NCAA women’s basketball tournament
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has announced that its entire women's basketball tournament will be held in a single geographic area to mitigate the risks of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic