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Texas A&M WBB brings in Darius Taylor for its chief of basketball strategy & roster management role. DT brings necessary experience having been the former GM of the WNBA Connecticut Sun and AGM of the WNBA Atlanta Dream. How’s your program looking with bringing on an

Looking forward to appearing again with Big12 Mafia along with #Bomb3r Joe Sabin, Esq. tonight to discuss the latest hot topics in NCAA college sports including P4 governance and the College Sports Commission (and seemingly all-powerful CEO), Judge Wilken's forthcoming decision on whether

Congratulations to Nico Ottomanelli on his commitment! Sam Houston Football got a good one! It’s a Jersey thing. And now he’s bringing it to Texas! Michelle Ottomanelli

A monumental and historic collapse against the Pacers. Yet again. At least the Yankees won.

I mentioned last week when on with Big12 Mafia that, as a result of schools preparing for revenue sharing and implementing (prematurely) aspects of the House settlement, people in athletic departments - though obviously not class members - are, like college athletes, losing their

Congratulations to Kristi Dosh on the publication of her latest book, The Athlete's NIL Playbook, which is a must-read for college and high school athletes, parents, professors of sports law, and industry professionals. Kristi asked me to share my thoughts and experiences on

Great article by Daniel Libit about Deloitte playing both sides of the NIL fence. A conflict indeed. “For years, Deloitte has maintained an extensive presence in both the athletics and higher education sectors. However, the prospect of one arm of the firm specifically advising

This is unquestionably the greatest sports show ever produced. ESPN? Knowing what we know about the sensitivities of The Walt Disney Company today, will ESPN actually allow this show to continue its edgy creative content and genius unfettered? In the words of the Chuckster,

This is what I’m talking about when I say a GM is a necessary component of the basketball program. Legitimate connections galore, and identified real responsibilities not a relegated as a paper-pusher and bag-carrier for the head coach with no real function (as some programs see

A bipartisan bill introduced by my fellow New Jerseyans and fellow colleagues of the NJ bar Senator Kristin Corrado (R, 40th LD) and Joe Lagana (D, 38th LD) proposing to exempt from NJ income taxes up to $100k of revenue share / NIL income earned by college athletes while attending a

Well how about that. Here’s Exhibit A on how your program should do it - even if your program lacks the sizable resources of UNC. 1. For your basketball program, hire a GM with actual NBA contract and player scouting/evaluation experience (UNC’s GM just so happens to be someone

House settlement approved and with it non-collectively-bargained salary caps enforcement commissions and Deloitte “fair market value” analyses. End of litigation? Hardly. Just the beginning. Judge grants final approval to House settlement - via @ESPN App espn.com/college-sports…

House settlement approved and, with it, non-collectively-bargained salary caps, enforcement commissions, and Deloitte “fair market value” analyses. End of litigation? Hardly. Just the beginning.

Well THIS is interesting … the new College Sports Commission - the new enforcement arm responsible for enforcing new rules around roster limits, revenue sharing and third-party NIL deals - is ordering all NCAA D1 athletes to report third-party NIL deals with a total value of $600 or more

Literally, THIS ⬇️⬇️⬇️👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 (A mere half hour or so after. It’s almost like they knew …)

Good luck, Deloitte ✔️ As we used to say back in the day: see ya, wouldn’t wanna be ya. nytimes.com/athletic/63723… What I’m hearing about NCAA revenue sharing: $40M football rosters, unintended consequences

This is precisely why NBA agents MUST negotiate Exhibit 5 (Love Of The Game) into Uniform Playing Contracts on behalf of players with teams. To protect players in situations just like this. NBPA we should consider using this for upcoming agent seminars.