Daniel Libit is a sports business reporter for Sportico, covering a wide range of topics in the world of sports. His articles focus on issues such as college athletics, amateurism, unionization, and financial aspects of the sports industry. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports.
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There's no need to wait on the House v. NCAA settlement: Universities in California can already directly compensate their athletes.
Tom Brady 's halting attempt to own a piece of an NFL team will face a critical vote this week.
While the wealthiest college athletic departments are reconnoitering with private capital these days, one of the least-resourced FBS schools, New
Bryan Freedman, the prominent celebrity lawyer, is no stranger to receiving panicked calls at odd hours of the day.
The Arkansas coach and his wife have made more than $90,000 in political contributions this cycle, most of which occurred before he left Kentucky.
Varsity gave notice earlier this month that over 65,000 individuals were affected by a data breach that occurred in May.
UM recently posted a job opening for a "House Settlement negotiator," as schools explore changing org charts to accommodate athlete revenue-sharing.
FIFA, soccer's international governing body, is paying two American land-grant universities—Tennessee and Michigan State —a combined $3.13 million
The Big 12 school announced Wednesday that it will be bringing its multimedia rights in-house after its deal with Learfield is up in June.
Omri Amrany sees parallels between public's reaction to his representation of the Miami Heat legend and his seminal sports sculpture of 30 years ago.
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