Amanda Christovich is a reporter at Front Office Sports. She specializes in sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and legal affairs. Her work has been featured in Yardbarker, Crain's Chicago Business, Ad Age, MarketWatch, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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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
Sorsby is seeking clarification on his eligibility following gambling violations and could potentially enter the NFL Supplemental Draft.
By: Amanda Christovich
Senate Commerce Committee chairman Ted Cruz and ranking member Maria Cantwell are in deep negotiations for a bipartisan bill.
By: Amanda Christovich
The billionaire Utah alum doesn't appear to be a fan of the historic private equity deal between Utah and Otro Capital.
The coach has been out of college football since he was fired in 2021, two years after winning a national championship.
While there has been plenty of momentum toward a 24-team College Football Playoff, the decision ultimately rests with the SEC.
By: Amanda Christovich
The NAACP campaign asks Black athletes, alumni, and fans to boycott athletic departments at 12 major southern universities.
By: Amanda Christovich
At the SEC spring meetings in Florida, Sankey fielded questions about the merits of the 16- versus 24-team format.
Some coaches favored expansion, but declined to say definitively how many teams they favored.
By: Amanda Christovich
Cruz has been leading bipartisan negotiations on sweeping college sports legislation since at least 2023.
By: Amanda Christovich
The question of whether the SEC could break away from other conferences was one of many big ideas discussed at meetings this week.
