The #Packers have submitted updated language for their Tush Push proposal, one that will be voted on at the league meeting on Wednesday. It takes the rule back to what it was until 2005.

NEW: The NCAA will cede enforcement of amateurism to the power conferences. Charlie Baker confirmed the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC are in charge of enforcing the House settlement terms, including the NIL clearinghouse and rev-share cap. Not the NCAA. frontofficesports.com/charlie-baker-…

"Collective bargaining is the only solution." I think Tennessee athletic director Danny White is the first power conference AD to say this publicly. It's a massive statement, given that allowing collective bargaining means players have to be employees.

Multiple offices vying a seat at the table. Reports never formalized or confirmed. Disagreements on the way forward. Despite rumors, Trump’s WH has made no decisions about whether to get involved in college sports—or how it might do so, sources tell Front Office Sports. frontofficesports.com/donald-trump-c…

Sixty years ago yesterday, May 25, 1965, the great Neil Leifer took this photo of Muhammad Ali knocking down Sonny Liston just 1 minute and 44 seconds into their title bout. Many consider it the best sports photo ever taken.

The NY Liberty have announced new investors who will fund the team's future $80M practice facility. Among them: • Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma • Ex-Chase CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett • Samantha Lasry of the Bucks' Lasry family • Supermodel and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss

The Big 12 has decided to not sell an ownership stake to private equity, commissioner Brett Yormark told Front Office Sports in Orlando. Selling conference naming rights is also 'on pause,' if not completely off the table. More details from our conversation ⤵️ frontofficesports.com/brett-yormark-…

NEW: The House v. NCAA settlement, which would let schools pay players, is supposed to take effect July 1. But the settlement still hasn't been approved. An entire industry, including current and prospective athletes, are in an agonizing state of limbo. frontofficesports.com/house-settleme…

Sources tell SBJ that Apple TV is emerging as the frontrunner to land some of the MLB media rights that currently sit with ESPN. NBC is also reportedly in the mix as well. Here's the latest from @austinkarp 🔻 ow.ly/Ou8L50W2TFt

UPDATED SPORTS FINANCIALS: Now that we have updated reporting from ALL schools, here's some interesting looks at: - Overall OpEx - Size of Depts - Spend on Olympic Sports (not FB or MBB) - Overall Spend per Athlete Note how the schools rebuilding to elite status stand out, along

COMPARING CONFERENCES: Avg. Spend / Variance / 10y Growth Avgs. Here's a new look at conference spending data that I found fascinating, covering ALL D-I conferences The growth details have with all years inflation-adjusted to real 2024$. All confs are pro forma to 2026+ Members

ESPN is negotiating an agreement to sublicense at least one CFP semifinal for 2026, 2027, and 2028 to TNT Sports, Front Office Sports can confirm. Would be an extension of the current sublicensing agreement. Ross Dellenger first.

BREAKING: Judge Claudia Wilken has issued a 76-page opinion granting final approval to the House v. NCAA settlement. The revenue-sharing era in college sports will commence July 1. frontofficesports.com/federal-judge-…

There is something so funny to me about the fact that, at 10 pm on the night of the House settlement approval, a random X account popped up that said, "Hello! We are the faceless entity that will be enforcing all this stuff! Follow us for more!"

A group of Olympic sports coaching associations have released the following statement regarding the House settlement approval. They’re asking for Congressional intervention to protect their sports.

NCAA President Charlie Baker tells reporters that there are concerns from schools that international athletes could be violating their student visas if they get paid through rev share. NCAA is working on navigating that issue, but no answers yet.

NEW: A group of female athletes filed the first appeal of the House settlement. They challenge only the damages portion, arguing the distribution of the $2.8B violates Title IX gender equity standards. The payouts will be delayed pending appeal. frontofficesports.com/group-of-women…

Rep. Lori Trahan (D., Mass): “We have a system where the NCAA, conferences, and their member institutions set rules. Athletes can challenge them. And if the rules are unfair, courts can intervene, or a deal can be struck. The [SCORE Act] rewrites that process to guarantee the

The NCAA's FAQ on House settlement implementation says that ALL Division I athletes should submit NIL deals. That includes athletes at schools that don't opt in. Also, athletes have to submit deals even if not from boosters/collectives. They just won't be scrutinized the same.

NEWS: The Big East and ESPN have renewed their relationship after more than a decade apart. The six-year deal includes 25 men’s basketball non conference games, 75 women’s basketball games, and 200 Olympic sports events on ESPN+.