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Sports News for the Week Ending April 1st

Apr 1, 2022
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman

Senators ask Justice Department to expand review of FBI's mishandling of Nassar case


Oklahoma governor signs "Save Women's Sports Act" transgender sports ban


Utah Legislature Overrides Gov. Cox's Veto of Anti-Trans Sports Ban


Arizona Governor Approves Anti-Trans Sports Ban


Women's tennis 'Clean Old-Fashioned Hate' bout goes to Georgia


New MLB CBA to Allow Uniform Sponsorships


NFL to go public with findings on Stephen Ross if true


Mary Jo White to lead NFL's probe of Dolphins tanking allegations


Mike Tomlin wants NFL to improve Rooney Rule on diversity in coach hires


Brian Flores, The Rooney Rule, And Competition Integrity In The NFL


Women's Pro Sports Work Environments Start to See Massive Change


Biden Billionaires Tax Would Ding Sports Team Owners


Enes Kanter Collusion NBA Boston Celtics Colin Kaepernick


Adidas Makes 'Big Splash' for Student-Athletes NIL Networking Offer


NCAA infractions process taken aim at by congressional bill


Gender Injustices in College Athletics


Booker, Blackburn introduce bill to impose two-year statute of limitations


Who's paying the $790 million Rams relocation lawsuit tab?


This is why the World Cup 2022 in Qatar is controversial


Who's making most money from NIL? Women's hoops near top


Canadian gymnasts call for independent investigation into "toxic culture and abusive practices"


More than 50 Russian National Federations to appeal athlete bans at CAS


Memphis Grizzlies Elvis Presley Lawsuit Over Arena Plans


Federal District Court Decision in HISA Case


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