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NIL Revolution
<em>Pruitt v. NCAA</em>: A Bellwether Case on Due Process in NCAA and CSC Enforcement Models?
By Michael S. Lowe, Callan G. Stein, Philip Nickerson
The preliminary injunction issued by the Circuit Court of DeKalb County, Alabama blocking enforcement of the NCAA’s six-year show-cause penalty against former University of Tennessee head football coach Jeremy Pruitt…
Wage & Hour Litigation Blog
When NIL Deals Hit the Transfer Portal: UGAA v. Wilson and What Universities Need to Know
By: Alison Silveira and Natalie Costero Seyfarth Synopsis: The University of Georgia Athletic Association ("UGAA") recently filed an application in Georgia state court to compel arbitration against former Georgia defensive…
Employment Law Lookout
When NIL Deals Hit the Transfer Portal: UGAA v. Wilson and What Universities Need to Know
By: Alison Silveira and Natalie Costero Seyfarth Synopsis: The University of Georgia Athletic Association ("UGAA") recently filed an application in Georgia state court to compel arbitration against former Georgia defensive…
NIL Revolution
Utah Starts the Private Equity NIL Race
By Michael S. Lowe, George Pla
On December 9, 2025, the University of Utah, in what appears to be the first such deal of its kind, announced plans to partner with Otro Capital in a private…
NIL Revolution
NCAA Amends Bylaws as CSC Hires Former Federal Prosecutor
By Callan G. Stein, Howard Shire, Christopher M. Brolley
The NCAA Division I Board of Directors has adopted emergency legislation that allows the College Sports Commission (CSC) to declare Division I student-athletes ineligible for failing to disclose noninstitutional name,…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Federal Court Narrows but Does Not End Debate Over Transgender Athletes and Title IX in College Sports
By By: David R. Kuhnz, Vanessa M. Ruggiero
Quick Hits A federal court largely dismissed challenges to the NCAA’s former transgender-participation policies but allowed a narrow Title IX claim against the NCAA to proceed to targeted discovery focused…
NIL Revolution
Sixth Circuit Dismisses NCAA Appeal as Moot: Pavia’s College Athlete Eligibility Continue
By Michael S. Lowe, Philip Nickerson
Background: From the Trial Court to the Appeal Diego Pavia's journey to a NCAA Division I starting quarterback position was anything but conventional. After leading his junior college (JUCO) team…
Frieser Legal Insights
NCAA to Move to Single Transfer Portal for DI Football
Significant changes are coming to the NCAA’s transfer portal for the Division I FBS and FCS subdivisions. While the new transfer rules are expected to be finalized during the month…
The Antitrust Attorney Blog
Seventh Circuit Benches University of Wisconsin Athlete After Antitrust Claim Against NCAA Falls Short
By Bona Law PC
Author: Ruth Glaeser The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an injunction that would have allowed University of Wisconsin–Madison football player Nyzier Fourqurean to play a fifth season, ruling that…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
Federal Judge Certifies Classes in Tennis Players’ NCAA Antitrust Suit
By Bernard G. Dennis III, Oliver F. Page
While much attention this summer was paid to the NCAA’s antitrust litigation regarding NIL compensation and the House settlement, other antitrust challenges to NCAA regulations are progressing across the country.…