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Sports News for the Week of August 6th

Aug 6, 2021
1 min read

By Bennett Liebman


The new world of college athletics


NCAA v. Alston: The Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning?


What Every Student-Athlete Needs to Know


Challenges And Opportunities,Challenges And Opportunities: The NCAA Suspends Its Name, Image, And Likeness Amateurism Rules


NCAA gender equity review recommends combined Final Four amid 'systemic' disparities


NCAA Undervalued Women's Basketball Tournament


Syracuse officials knew about Quentin Hillsman's misconduct


What did Syracuse officials know about coach's alleged misconduct?


'Truly The End Of Female Sports


Cleveland Indians new name is already taken by a roller derby team


Did The Cleveland Indians Commit A Colossal Misstep With Rebranding


How 'race-norming' was built into the NFL concussion settlement


Attorneys For Servis Say FBI Misled Court On Wiretaps, Want Evidence Suppressed


Tokyo Postponement Opens NIL Doors For College Summer Olympics Stars


Olivia Moultrie Age Eligibility Lawsuit Against NWSL Settled


How Notre Dame football players, parents are navigating NIL possibilities


Gillibrand: Equal pay bill for Team USA needed


U.S. Men's Soccer Group Joins Women's Team in Equal Pay Fight


Trademark just the beginning for UConn star Paige Bueckers


Could DFS Vanish As Mobile NY Sports Betting Nears Launch?


WFT bans fans from wearing Native American headdresses, face paint at home games


Sharks' Evander Kane denies allegations he bet on NHL games


Evander Kane gambling accusations are slippery slope


No Youth Olympic Games, says Richard Pound, No Youth Olympic Games

 
 
 

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