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Sports News for the Week Ending December 17th

Dec 17, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


NFL spreading wings overseas, including to China


Oakland, St. Louis relocation lawsuits likely among NFL owners' meeting discussions


A letter from the President of the World Anti-Doping Agency to athletes of the world


Citing lack of support for diplomatic boycott of Beijing Games, Chinese media calls the United States' action "absurd"



Once rarely spoken about in sports, mental health issues took center stage in 2021


$380 million settlement agreed upon for abused U.S. gymnasts


Larry Nassar Abuse Survivors Secure $380 Million Settlement


NIL Licensing: Brandr, Learfield Disagree on Who Controls Schools' IP


Urban Meyer Fired: Contract Lawsuit Possible Against Jaguars, Khan


If Urban Meyer was fired "for cause," a fight over his remaining pay could be looming


Daniel Snyder Roger Goodell Jon Gruden Email Leak Washington Lawsuit


Roger Goodell: Washington Football Team owner Daniel Snyder 'didn't interfere' with investigation


Roger Goodell and the NFL protect Daniel Snyder with their silence


Raptors Coach Nurse to Face Ex-Agent's Suit in California Over Klutch Contract


USWNT Ninth Circuit Appeal Pay Discrimination Case Final Brief


Robert Sarver Investigation NDA Release Contrasts With NFL Secrecy


Texas A&M HC Jimbo Fisher Says NIL Deals Happened in Past: 'They Just Weren't Legal'


Travis Hunter's flip to Jackson State sparks Barstool NIL rumors


NCAA Probing BYU, Miami NIL Deals for Potential Pay-to-Play Violations


Lia Thomas: Women's Sports Policy Group Protects Female Sports


NIL amendment in Florida proposes letting schools facilitate contract


The Biden Administration is Sending Title IX to the Ash Heap of History


Name, Image and Likeness and College Football Recruiting, Heading for a Collision with NCAA Violations and the Court of Law


Does the Shayna Jack CAS Appeal decision give hope to innocent athletes in contamination cases?

 
 
 

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