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College Athletics Are A-Changing
By Dean Laing
The transfer portal and NIL (name, image, and likeness) payments have recently significantly changed the landscape of college sports. The combination of the two has resulted in free agency for…
Employment Law Lookout
President Trump’s New Executive Order on College Sports: What It Says, What It Means, and What Comes Next
By: Michael Marino and Milo Young Seyfarth Synopsis On April 3, 2026, President Trump signed “Urgent National Action to Save College Sports,” his most comprehensive executive order on college athletics…
Gadgets, Gigabytes & Goodwill Blog
MARCH MADNESS®, Sportsbooks, and Nominative Fair Use: What the NCAA v. DraftKings Lawsuit Really Signals
Brackets are set. Bets are placed. As the biggest college basketball game of the year tips off this weekend, fans across the country will be wagering on the outcome of…
Broadcast Law Blog
It’s March … Time for Madness!: Risks of Using or Accepting or Engaging in Advertising or Promotions that Use FINAL FOUR or Other NCAA Trademarks: 2026 Update – Part II
Yesterday, I wrote about the history of the NCAA’s asserting the rights to an array of trademarks associated with this month’s college basketball tournaments. Today, I will provide some examples…
Hall Benefits Law Blog
Trans Eligibility, Federal Funding in Sports
By Anne Hall
Attorneys across the nation are watching for the outcome of a Title IX claim against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) filed by cisgender college swimmer and activist Riley Gaines…
Sports Law Expert
Colleges and Universities Face ‘Significant Penalties’ as NCAA Focuses on Transfer Process Tampering
By Holt Hackney
By Bernard G. Dennis, III & Jason S. Kaner Takeaways The NCAA has made enforcement of tampering rules a priority and warned institutions that violations will lead to “significant penalties,” reaffirming restrictions…
NIL Revolution
CSC Participation Agreement Update: Seeley Turns Up the Heat at NCAA Convention
By Michael S. Lowe, Philip Nickerson, Derek Centola
As a follow-up to NIL Revolution's November 25, 2025, coverage, this post updates where things stand with the College Sports Commission's (CSC) participation agreement more than a month after the…
NIL Revolution
Trinidad Chambliss’ Contract-Based Challenge to NCAA Eligibility Decisions
Trinidad Chambliss' lawsuit in the Chancery Court of Lafayette County, Mississippi, asks the court to bar the NCAA from enforcing its eligibility denial and to require the association to apply…
Sports Law Expert
If You Worked as a Volunteer Coach in an NCAA Division I Athletics Program Other Than Baseball Between March 17, 2019 and June 30, 2023, This Company Wants to Hear from You
By Holt Hackney
The following is being released by A.B. Data, Ltd., the Notice Administrator for the Ray v. NCAA class action lawsuit. Legal Notice Did You Work as a Volunteer Coach in…
NIL Revolution
The Issue in Enforcing Student Athlete Revenue Sharing Contracts Resurfaces Amid Demond Williams Attempted Transfer
By George Pla, Callan G. Stein, Michael S. Lowe, Christopher M. Brolley
On January 6, 2025, University of Washington standout quarterback Demond Williams announced that he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal just four days after reportedly signing a contract with…