In proposing the bill, Rep. John Garamendi called out PGA leadership for their 'hypocrisy' in partnering with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf.

The merger with LIV makes sense from a tax and organizational view but is likely to heighten public scrutiny over the PGA Tour's charitable mission.

The agency's announcement marks most significant labor-rights advancement for college athletes since the 2014 Northwestern football player union bid.

While the conference brought in almost $604 million, members saw their distributions shrink by about $3 million from the previous fiscal year.

Sex discrimination case filed by beach volleyball players and club rowers is the first to seek damages for gender discrepancies beyond athletic aid.

Robert Hefner V, the scion of a prominent oil-and-gas family, sent college football buzzing with a tweet that claimed Riley's USC contract was worth $110 million and included some intriguing real...

The Ducks join BYU and Miami as FBS schools whose NIL offerings have drawn extra attention from college sports' governing body.

The Sycamores star center Avila and head coach have elevated expectations–and costs–for Larry Bird's ill-starred alma mater.

The league's streaming service for out-of-market live games will cost $100 this season and include NBA TV access.

Former commissioner Jim Delany, who retired in June 2020, was once again the league's highest-paid employee.

The Seminoles are currently suing to exit the ACC and exploring private-equity funding.

As with the other D-I service academies, the public has been denied the right to make public records requests of Army's athletics department.

Blue-turfed Boise State has long asserted it holds a common-law claim to any non-green artificial field. SUNY Morrisville has now forced the issue.

A recent filing with the FEC shows a massive upswing in earnings for a key asset class in Donald Trump's portfolio.

The NCAA-mandated disclosures of coaches’ and administrators’ “athletically related income” give a sense of what athletes could be making—and ammo to pay-the-player advocates.

The basketball player's attorney, who is also representing Donald Trump, failed in his recent efforts to make identify of Jackson's accuser public.

The reported earnings are the most Krzyzewski has ever earned and rival the most a school has ever paid a college head coach.

NCAA is probing NIL deals at BYU and Miami for possible violations of its interim policy regarding athlete marketing rights.

The PGA Tour's nonprofit business model has allowed it to avoid paying up to $200 million in taxes over 20 years, and its tournaments -- designed to benefit local charities -- operate short of...

The merger with LIV makes sense from a tax and organizational view but is likely to heighten public scrutiny over the PGA Tour's charitable mission.

John Lauro, who is leading Donald Trump's defense on federal charges, is also representing Josh Jackson, the No. 4 pick in the 2017 NBA draft.

Colorado football star Travis Hunter wasn't insured when he was hospitalized after a late hit earlier this month. Neither were any of his teammates.

Adams' suspension over racial insensitivity marks marks the fifth time the Red Raiders' current AD has been faced with allegations of player mistreatment by one of his coaches.

Winthrop Intelligence cofounders, who have made millions repackaging public college sports financial data, have been accused of concealing assets.

The NCAA president told Congress last month that of the nearly thousand athletes he claims to have spoken to since May, none wanted to be an employee.

The Atlantic Coast Conference alone spent over a million dollars trying to peddle influence on Capitol Hill.

Attorneys representing Clemson track athletes say they threatened to raise questions in court about the kinds of cars Tiger football players were seen driving.

The U.S. military is considering a college sports initiate to fund thousands of athletic scholarships in exchange for mandatory service.

The association's former president and chief operating officer combined to make over $6.8 million in FY22, while staffing levels were sliced.

On their tax returns between 2016 and 2019, the USOPC and 50 affiliated NGBs collectively have reported shelling out $87 million to lawyers.

Legislation comes day after NCAA president Charlie Baker proposed a measure that would allow some college athletes to get paid as non-employees.

The Ducks join BYU and Miami as FBS schools whose NIL offerings have drawn extra attention from college sports' governing body.

The amici curiae in the Supreme Court grant-in-aid case include Mark Lewis, who served as the NCAA's executive vice president until 2016.

Rokit's NFL, NBA partners have become creditors in bankruptcy filings by the company, which is backed by billionaire John Paul DeJoria.

The Ann Arbor-area property became its own subplot in the larger drama surrounding the ex-Wolverines football analyst.

The federal agency recently decided to hold off on investigating a broader charge made on behalf of all NCAA athletes to focus on the rights of football and basketball players at the private, Pac-12...

The for-profit school is on the brink of financial collapse. Can the Pioneers at least see their basketball season to an end?

The Sportico/Harris poll found slightly smaller majorities support athletes’ rights to obtain employee status and to form a labor union. 

Wayne Dolcefino and his attorneys have spent the last six years suing Texas Tech over public records on Leach's behalf. They hope to carry on.

West Point, like Air Force and Navy, has previously held that its athletic department is not subject to federal disclosure laws.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) says he has no interest in going "overboard" by granting the NCAA an antitrust exemption.

Lawsuits in the wake of the suicide of a cheer coach accused of child sexual abuse follow federal antitrust litigation accusing the Bain Capital subsidiary of being an illegal monopoly.

The divergent approaches of Petitti's predecessors left competing factions and legacies within the Big Ten. So far, he's going with experience.

The team turned down multiple policy proposals that could have potentially recovered $20-plus million of Rodgers' guaranteed deal.

Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-N.J.), who died last week at 87, had hoped to use a Democratic takeover of the House to curb the excesses of college coach pay.

CARES Act and other pandemic stimulus moneys have been consumed by athletic departments, according to data and documents obtained by Sportico.

The legislation, proposed by State Asm. Chris Holden, attempts to give schools flexibility to compensation athletes while adhering to Title IX.

MSU assistant athletic director Kevin Pauga has seen his accidental side hustle boom in the wake of the pandemic. How should he prioritize his time?

A report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office found gaps between female athletic participation and enrollment rates at 93% of schools.

Nearly five years after I filed my IPRA lawsuit against the University of New Mexico’s fundraising entity, the state’s highest court will soon decide whether the school can continue pla…

The NCAA-mandated disclosures of coaches’ and administrators’ “athletically related income” give a sense of what athletes could be making—and ammo to pay-the-player advocates.

Will the public soon be able to FOIA college athlete endorsement deals? That's just one of the many bedeviling questions of how name, image and likeness reform will play out.

Lawsuits in the wake of the suicide of a cheer coach accused of child sexual abuse follow federal antitrust litigation accusing the Bain Capital subsidiary of being an illegal monopoly.

The agreement would also address a number of Varsity's practices that plaintiffs alleged had monopolized the cheerleading consumer market.

The proposed legislation comes as the NCAA defends its lucrative business model against challenges from several sides.

The former Lobos AD has been charge with two second-degree felony counts over the handling of a 2015 booster golf trip to Scotland.

Beyond the public commotion over the conference's COVID response, Warren's attempts to professionalize the organization have found constant behind-the-scenes strife.

In the 15 years since Jason Leonard left his law practice to take over Oklahoma's athletics compliance, the job has gotten increasingly fraught but no more esteemed.

The civil case against the 'Cheer' star helped pave the way for a string of federal cheerleading sex abuse suits that named Varsity as a defendant.

New research contradicts the conventional wisdom about the positive effects of adding a pigskin program on a university's enrollment.

Buried in the sweeping legislation Gov. Greg Abbott just enacted is an equally sweeping public records exemption.

A new survey shows LIV Golf's fans pull left, PGA's slice right, WNBA's are perfectly split, and college sports lovers are deeply partisan.

Attorneys general of South Dakota and Montana say they're weighing legal options in wake of the House settlement, while HCU plans appeal.

Cheerleading's U.S. governing body was created by Varsity and lives off a multimillion-dollar loan from the company. Can it credibly lead the sport?

Donald Trump's claim that the debate schedule is "rigged" might actually have been helpful, the co-chair of the Commission on Presidential Debates said.

The NCAA president told Congress last month that of the nearly thousand athletes he claims to have spoken to since May, none wanted to be an employee.

The Fair Play for Woman Act seeks to shore up the system athletic department abuses of federal sex discrimination law.

Rutgers' Geo Baker, a leader of last March's #NotNCAAProperty movement, was paid $100 to tweet about an upcoming law review article.

The collective operator, co-founded by Nevada's secretary of state, insists it is one of the "good guys" in an industry full of questions.

Plaintiffs' lawyer Jeffrey Kessler says the defendants have been "extraordinarily slow" in hashing out the final details to the long-form settlement.

The Sycamores star center Avila and head coach have elevated expectations–and costs–for Larry Bird's ill-starred alma mater.

Nine months after the labor agency's top lawyer asserted the employment status of college athletes, none has formally heeded her call.

The former Olympic skier and college football player sees his company's initiative as a rhetorical strike against one of the NCAA's timeworn tropes.