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
Only two public formal events were held during the weekend to discuss the massive changes on their way to college sports.
Unlike in FBS football, a non-Power 5 basketball school can dominate.
The women’s Final Four has gotten much too big to take place at the exact same time—in a different location—as its men’s counterpart.
By: Amanda Christovich
Tim Pernetti told reporters he's interested in bringing private equity into the college space.
By: Amanda Christovich
Athlete advocate Ramogi Huma tells ‘FOS' he's confident the pro-employment side will prevail. While in-person hearings have concluded, it could take months to get a ruling.
By: Amanda Christovich
Four lawsuits between the conference and members Clemson and FSU could determine the fate of the ACC.
By: Amanda Christovich
The Ivy League is backing Dartmouth in its legal quest to prevent college athletes from being considered employees.
By: Amanda Christovich
The complaint, filed Thursday, alleges that the ACC has ‘wrongfully’ withheld the media contracts that bind the conference together.
The NCAA still has not reversed the 2010 infractions decision that resulted in his losing the Heisman in the first place.
By: Amanda Christovich
The case puts the NCAA and power conferences on the hook for billions in damages, but it's not the biggest threat to the NCAA.
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