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Sports News for the Week of August 20th

Aug 20, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


Justice Barrett Vaccine Ruling Will Affect NCAA Sports


South Carolina Gets More Aggressive With Agents, Including A 10% Cap On NIL Fees


As College Athletes Run NIL Ads, Universities Fear Brand Conflicts


Ritzel: Judging impact of NIL on New York state's high school sports


Contract Basics for Every Student-Athlete NIL Deal


The NCAA Dropped The Ball On NIL


Competitive advantage? BYU's NIL deal could test limits


Florida State Players Offered Crypto Cash


Why Athlete Agents Should Enter The World Of NIL Representation With Caution


Key Considerations in Contracting with Student Athletes for NIL Rights


Afghan Women Athletes Endangered with Taliban Takeover


Michael Eisner Outflanked On Topps As Players Roil $600 Million Payday


Barstool Sportsbook Quietly Launches In New Jersey


Raiders facing "very big" tax implications for not reporting income


Florida's Sports Betting Plan With The Seminole Tribe Is Threatened By A Federal Lawsuit


Penn State athletics: PSU fencing coach facing suspension


Biden Extends Title IX Protections Ahead of Revised Title IX Regulations


NFL wants to relocate from St. Louis again, this time the Rams move lawsuit


A Summary of CAS Decisions at The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games


Major League Baseball should suspend Trevor Bauer


Woman loses court bid for long-term restraining order against Trevor Bauer


Wes Eden group files to trademark 'Las Vegas Villains' for MLS team


Scottish Soccer's Brexit Problem: No Way In, and No Way Out


Manchester United's legal battle, football video games' butchered names and the cult of Ruud von Mistelroum


Too little, too late as Caster Semenya study findings revoked

 
 
 

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