Blog by Reid

University of Wisconsin has filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against the University of Miami, accusing the Hurricanes of tampering with one of its football players, Xavier Lucas.

While schools across the country continue to invest heavily in facilities, coaches, and competition, Richmond is making an equally bold statement: that winning off the field is just as important as what happens between the lines.

After years of gridlock, hearings, and headlines, Congress may finally be on the cusp of moving college sports legislation forward? But don’t hold your breath.

Just days after the House v. NCAA settlement cleared its final hurdle in court, a group of eight female athletes has stepped forward with a powerful challenge—one that reframes this case not through the lens of compensation, but of equity.

As the NCAA moves into a new era of athlete compensation, not everyone is celebrating. In fact, some of the sports that have long made collegiate athletics a uniquely broad and vibrant enterprise are warning that the changes ahead could jeopardize their very existence.