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The association stripped the former UMass tennis player and her teammates of 49 victories because of a $504 accounting error. Why?
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Like sports channels, the conservative propaganda network makes most of its money from people who aren’t viewers. What if it didn’t?
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As schools scramble to save amateurism from impending legal doom, fans of the beloved and discontinued EA Sports franchise continue to pay the price
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While the NCAA fights to prevent athletes from freely monetizing their names, images, and likenesses, Mitchell, an NAIA volleyball player, is cashing…
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Whites are less likely than African-Americans to support college athletes profiting from their names, images, and likenesses
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The organization in charge of college sports vigorously governs amateurism. But health and safety is another story
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Like athletes swindled by financial scammers, Republicans convinced that Donald Trump beat Joe Biden are having a hard time accepting that they’ve been…
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Emory University epidemiologist Zach Binney on MLB's Arizona plan, UFC's fight island, and the challenges of restarting sports during the coronavirus…
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Memphis basketball star James Wiseman's $11,500 amateurism penalty is the tip of the iceberg
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Public health historian Kathleen Bachynski on the parallels between refusing to wear goalie masks in hockey and face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Why an announcement on "modernizing" amateurism rules is the beginning—not the end—of a fight
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A lawyer who beat the association in court explains how the college hoops star and his school can do the same
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