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As we wrap up the 2022 year of college athlete NIL rights, I find it best not to do a year in review like everyone else but rather a year...

So here we are at the start of football season. There are already some great storylines to follow. From several coaches already being fired to the NCAA announcing a 12 team playoff. But the NIL news that monopolized the past year has fallen wayside to the talk radio blowhards who don’t know diddly about this space. I apologize if I’m a little passionate about this; I have heard some ridiculous comments about NIL.

On May 9, 2022, the NCAA Division I board of directors published guidance aimed at reigning in school booster involvement in name, image, and likeness deals with college athletes. The...

The first anniversary is traditionally celebrated with the gift of paper, which represents the fragile yet resilient nature of this early stage in the relationship. The idea behind the paper...

Now that I’ve got your attention—when did journalism become simply a click bait game with little or no research or confirmation? This report finally set me off “Report: Class of...

The iconoclastic phrase, “Whoa Nelly!” coined by legendary announcer Keith Jackson was an exclamation of surprise or astonishment when something is more intense than one expected.

Somewhere in the lexicon of college athletics there came a wink and a nod agreement between athlete and administration that the player will simply bow down to the wizard behind the curtain. Well, that all changed this past year.