New episode of the SportsWise: A Podcast About Sports and the Law takes a deep dive into the PGA/LIV/PIF saga with the very large antitrust brain of Matt Stoller . podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bet…

Calling all pro wrestling fans: new Battle Royal episode of the podcast is here. Christine Montenegro, partner with the law firm Kasowitz Benson Torres, one of the lead lawyers in MLW Media's antitrust lawsuit against WWE, joins the pod to break down the case that could change

With another slow week for college sports behind us, the NCAA’s Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Scott Bearby, and Senior Vice President for External Affairs, Tim Buckley, join the pod to share the NCAA’s perspective on the latest developments with NIL, possible

New episode of the SportsWise: A Podcast About Sports and the Law: Oliver Luck joins to discuss conference realignment madness and my least favorite dessert, flan. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi… Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5fguwrKPW…

Living college sports legend, Oliver Luck, joins the podcast to talk about all of the latest in conference realignment and when he knew that his son was the best quarterback in the family. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi… Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5fguwrKPW…

The Sports Law Rundown is back with Gabe Feldman . Everything we think you need to know about the latest in the world of sports and the law, featuring an update on conference realignment, sports gambling, the trading card wars, the NFL and MLB. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spo…

David Boies joins SportsWise to discuss his representation of Panini, a trading card company, in its antitrust suit against Fanatics. He also breaks down the latest developments in the legal matter between Panini and Fanatics and the legal challenges facing college athletics.

"The players associations here have not done a good job of protecting the players’ interests." Living legal legend David Boies joined SportsWise to discuss the latest developments in the antitrust lawsuit between Panini, a trading card company, and Fanatics.

"The one thing that a union does, I think, is protect the less elite athletes.” Living legal legend David Boies recently joined SportsWise, where he discussed the implications of college athletes possibly attempting to unionize in the future.

“The commissioner of the NFL, no matter how hard he may try, can’t take away your freedom. But he can take away your paycheck and take away your right to play the game.” During his appearance on SportsWise with Professor Gabe Feldman, Jay Reisinger joins the podcast to discuss

“When you’re placed on the NFL’s Exempt list, it’s your base salary that you get paid. It’s the same with Major League Baseball, the NHL and the NBA. They have different forms of the Exempt list.” During his appearance on SportsWise with Professor Gabe Feldman, Jay Reisinger

“During the course of a two-day evidentiary hearing, we started to get into the weeds of these NIL agreements and the judge asked a question along the lines of, ‘Aren’t these supposed to be NIL agreements?’ I talked about how there are all these other requirements involved that

“When I was retained, there was an intention to leave and go to another institution. I took a step back and reviewed everything that was executed and had a lot of very important conversations with the family and with Demond.” During his appearance on SportsWise with Professor

“Almost 999 times out of 1,000, the player is going to submit to the interview. If you don’t and you’re suspended without pay for failure to cooperate, depending on how long that investigation takes, you’re not getting paid and you’re getting older.” During his appearance on

“You want institutional control.” During his appearance on SportsWise with Professor Gabe Feldman, Jay Reisinger joins the podcast to discuss the current state of contracts for college football head coaches. He also breaks down how other professional leagues investigate and

"I learned it's actually just a piece of technology that was created and that is actually not even run or operated or controlled by the NCAA." During his appearance on SportsWise with Professor Gabe Feldman, Darren Heitner joins the podcast to discuss the transfer portal's