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Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
Circuit Split Over NCAA Eligibility Rules Looms as Student-Athletes Take the Field
By Bernard G. Dennis III, Chloe Carpentier
As the new school year begins, several student-athletes are taking the field thanks to victories in the courtrooms over the summer. Buoyed by a U.S. District Court decision in December…
ContractsProf Blog
ProPublica Story on NILs from April 2025
The world of college athletics is moving so quickly, this story is bound to be overtaken by events. Still, it is a vivid snapshot of just how broken the NCAA…
Sports Law Blonde Blog
Why It Makes Sense for Michigan to Appeal the NCAA Sign-Stealing Investigation Decision
Anyone who has a ear to or an eye on sports media in the past couple years knows about the highly publicized sign-stealing allegations the NCAA made against the University…
Entertainment Law Blog
NIL and Sports Representation: The New Wild West
By Keith Kelly, Caroline Heffernan*
In February, McNeese State’s basketball manager, Amir “Aura” Khan, rose to fame when a video featuring him went viral on X/Twitter. In the video, Khan led players out of the…
NIL Revolution
Seventh Circuit Overturns Fourqurean Fifth-Year Preliminary Injunction
By Philip Nickerson, Brett Broczkowski
On July 16, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, overturned a preliminary injunction that would have granted University of Wisconsin cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean…
The D&O Diary
Guest Post: Antitrust is Love
Sarah Abrams I am sure that many readers followed with interest the recent litigation brought by college athletes against the NCAA and the top athletic conferences in which the athletes…
Frieser Legal Insights
7th Circuit Reverses District Court Injunction in Fourqurean NCAA Eligibility Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled in favor of the NCAA in Nyzier Fourqurean’s eligibility lawsuit. The NCAA’s appeal came after a preliminary injunction was…
Sports Shorts
A back-to-school guide on revenue-sharing for female collegiate athletes
By Sarah Rathke
Sarah Rathke recently published a piece with Cleveland.com about the NCAA's new “House” settlement. Effective July 1, 2025, this will allow colleges to share revenue with student-athletes, but it leaves…
NIL Revolution
The NCAA’s Recent Q&A Document: Clues on What NIL Enforcement Will Look Like Post-<em>House</em>
By Callan G. Stein, Christopher M. Brolley
In this episode of Highway to NIL, Troutman Pepper Locke attorneys Cal Stein and Chris Brolley discuss the recent Q&A document released by the NCAA and conferences, focusing on the…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
NCAA Considers Major Policy Shift on Gambling Restrictions
By Bernard G. Dennis III, Vincent Silvanio, Jason S. Kaner
The NCAA Division I Council has proposed a rule change to permit student-athletes and institutional staff to place bets on professional sports. If adopted, this change would mark a significant…