Per Yahoo Sports sources, new details on a college model that may cost power schools $300M each over 10 yrs:
-Scholarship expansion & new roster limits
-$17-22M rev-share cap
-$2.9B~ damages tab
-Deadline: ~40 days
-Implementation no sooner than fall 2025
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Glad the Denver Nuggets closed this series out. I've got finals to study for and these 10pm ET games are killing me. This bought me a couple days between games.

This is (and always has been) a Jamal Murray Fan Account.

Jamal Murray made another shot

MAPLE CURRY IN THE CLUTCH

JAMAL MURRAY DUNKED ON LEBRON 🤯

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HIMAL

UAB's Trent Dilfer says he wanted to 'pour gasoline' on the sparks of a movement to organize college athletes for future potential bargaining. Last week, his team became the first full roster to sign up for The Athletes Organization, a budding players' association.

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A settlement of House v. NCAA has been the most likely outcome once NCAA lost the motion to dismiss and class certification. NCAA could have avoided spending millions on attorneys and whatever it will pay in a settlement if it had been just been mildly open to reform years ago.

The FTC banning noncompetes has enormous implications for the sports industry. From coaches' contracts, to prohibitions on athletes playing in two leagues, to NIL and endorsement deals, to analytics work contracts--the range is very wide.

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NEWS: Reggie Bush is getting his 2005 Heisman Trophy back, Pete Thamel reports.

The decision comes amid “enormous changes in the college football landscape,” with a formal reinstatement coming today.

This thread is 🤯.

JAMAL MURRAY. GAME WINNER.

As expected, the NCAA DI Board rubber stamped changes to permit (1) athletes to transfer an unlimited amount of times without penalty and (2) schools to facilitate athlete NIL deals with third parties (but not to pay them directly).

Awesome event from UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Sports Review today! Thanks to UNH Director of Athletics Allison Rich, Alicia Jessop, The Sports Visa Lawyer and all of the other incredible panelists for their insights on the Rising Role of Women in Sports.

Going on right now, the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Sports Law Review's symposium on 'The Rising Role of Women in Sports.' The students have assembled a terrific group of speakers who have excelled in the practice of sports law and have much to share. Please join us by zoom: unh.zoom.us/s/98425651565.

An athletics director who gets it: UNH Director of Athletics Allison Rich. Refreshing hearing Allison's approach to NIL at the University of New Hampshire. She shares that she wishes she could connect her school's college athletes with sponsors to help them make lifetime connections.

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A federal court said the NCAA’s transfer rules are likely illegal and enjoined them in December.

College athletes have been free to transfer multiple times and play right away since then.

That’s why the NCAA has now changed its rules.

'The NBA has shared and will continue to share information with federal prosecutors about this matter.'

That might be the most important line. It's bad to be banned from a league, it's a lot worse to potentially be the subject of an investigation of interest to law enforcement.