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Sep 7, 2026
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3 min read
A new House bill would use federal student-aid leverage—and even criminal penalties for athletics officials—to preserve the line between college and professional sports.
Sep 6, 2026
Eighteen attorneys general say the Justice Department’s settlement with Live Nation and Ticketmaster does too little to restore competition in live entertainment.
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5 min read
A former NBA player’s ejection from a publicly owned arena could force a federal court to decide when private sports enforcement becomes government action.
Sep 5, 2026
A Washington wrestler’s emergency appeal asks a broader question than who may compete in girls’ sports: what must schools do when eligibility rules collide with alleged safety risks and parental decision-making?
4 min read
The NBA’s punishment of the Clippers shows how quickly a third-party business deal can become a salary-cap problem when the team is too involved.
Sep 4, 2026
Eight athletes from the Class of 2022 are temporarily eligible again as courts continue to dismantle the idea of one national eligibility rule.
6 min read
A Louisiana eligibility fight over former professional athletes is becoming a much bigger test of who actually governs college sports.
Sep 3, 2026
A Missouri court keeps Sterling Webb on the field—and highlights the growing economic stakes behind NCAA eligibility fights.
What Cincinnati’s clean bill of health says about gambling alerts, compliance duties, and where athlete misconduct becomes an institutional problem.
