Amanda Christovich is a reporter for Front Office Sports, with her work also appearing in Yardbarker, Crain's Chicago Business, Ad Age, and MarketWatch. She covers a range of topics in the sports industry, including college athletics, NCAA regulations, and major sports events.
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Amanda's coverage heavily focuses on college athletics, particularly the NCAA and its policies. She frequently discusses legal policy regulations, government announcements, and includes expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Amanda Christovich
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have commissioned hundreds of political ads to run during the college football season.
By: Amanda Christovich
The timing of the rankings reveal is just another way college football has been unable to avoid the 2024 election.
In some cases, the rule change requires more from amateur NCAA athletes than their professional counterparts.
By: Amanda Christovich
Republicans are more likely to pass a law that prevents college athletes from becoming employees and that gives the NCAA an antitrust exemption.
The ailing sports apparel brand showed signs of improvement in its latest earnings release after months of difficulties.
By: Amanda Christovich
Schools are scrambling to figure out how to fund the millions in revenue-sharing payments to players starting next year.
By: Amanda Christovich
Trump wants to eliminate the Department of Education and use Title IX to prevent transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports.
Cruz, who has been a vocal advocate of passing NCAA-friendly legislation in Congress, will now have the gavel in a pivotal committee.
WBD’s networks will air 13 Big 12 football and 15 men’s basketball games starting in 2025 as part of the deal that saved ’Inside the NBA.’
By: Amanda Christovich
House v. NCAA plaintiff lawyers are asking a federal judge to intervene to prevent athletes from being manipulated by third-party companies offering claims-filing services.
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