NCAA
NCAA issues updated guidance regarding NIL provisions
Governing body revises policy in fast-growing area to address role of collectives
College sports leaders conduct ‘productive’ trip to DC
Conference commissioners look to build lawmaker consensus on NIL rules
Power Five conference commissioners look for federal NIL help
Kliavkoff, Sankey travel to Washington to meet with lawmakers
Survey shows concern among college ADs regarding NIL use
Administrators worry over new rules being used as improper recruiting tool
Reagan Carey on the new era for the Premier Hockey Federation
In this week’s episode, podcast co-hosts Eric Fisher and Chris Russo interview Reagan Carey, the new commissioner of the Premier Hockey Federation. Fisher and Russo also discuss ongoing turbulence in United States college sports with the forthcoming departure of Mark Emmert from the National Collegiate Athletic Association and predictions of a breakup of Division I athletics, Athletes Unlimited’s media rights deal with ESPN, a $300m funding round for German digital sports media entity OneFootball, viewership boosts for the National Hockey League, and Comcast’s successful programming link of the National Football League’s Super Bowl LVI and Beijing 2022 Olympics.
NCAA president Emmert to step down no later than June 2023
US college sports executive making abrupt departure in the face of waning support
Notre Dame’s Swarbrick: D-I college sports breakup ‘inevitable’
Veteran administrator details stark vision for future of US college sports
Kansas-UNC title clash caps off March Madness growth
The University of Kansas' dramatic comeback victory over North Carolina to win the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division I men’s basketball tournament averaged 18.1 mil
North Carolina-Duke Final Four game draws historic audience
Final Four clash is projected to be second-best college basketball audience ever on US cable TV
David Chadwick | More than what meets the eye in March Madness
RealResponse chief executive David Chadwick explores how a culture of fear still lurks beneath the surface in college basketball, despite a wave of major changes that has hit other parts of the sport.
UNC-Duke matchup in Final Four fuels ticket resale spike
Storied rivalry, Krzyzewski finale spurs heightened fan interest
Lawmakers press NCAA on commitment to gender equity
Trio of House members say governing body has been slow to enact reforms
March Madness to generate record-level wagering activity
Return to normal tournament operations, expanded betting options fuel optimism
Dollar Shave Club becomes official razor of NCAA, March Madness
Unilever brand Dollar Shave Club has become the official razor of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the March Madness men's college basketball tournament
NCAA to keep men’s, women’s Final Fours separate
Governing body also calls for review of NIL activity, impact
NCAA sees its revenue rebound sharply in 2021
Governing body reports return of fiscal state to pre-pandemic levels
Carsten Koerl on Sportradar’s global business ambitions
In this week’s episode, podcast co-hosts Eric Fisher and Chris Russo interview Carsten Koerl, Sportradar global chief executive. Fisher and Russo also discuss the demise of the split-season plan advocated by Major League Baseball’s Tampa Bay Rays, new funding rounds for non-fungible token (NFT) companies Autograph and Animoca Brands, historic investment into the Premier Hockey Federation, a large-scale betting pact between Fubo Gaming and two Texas-based pro soccer clubs, and a reimagined model of governance for US college sports.
NCAA schools overwhelmingly ratify new constitution
Historic vote to usher in new model of governance for US college sports