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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By: Daniel Libit, Michael McCann
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced Monday a transgender policy effectively banning transgender athletes for all
On Wednesday, the University of Arkansas publicly released the contract with new head men's basketball coach John Calipari.
Michael Phelps' former coach is swimming in the deep end in Austin, Texas—or at least, the deep pockets.
UT recently lured Bowman away from Arizona State, which he recently led to its first ever NCAA title.
By: Daniel Libit, Eben Novy-Williams
A document distributed in February by College Sports Tomorrow laid out a proposed "NIL Salary Cap" and a breakdown of its seven geographic divisions.
By: Daniel Libit, Michael McCann
The University of Notre Dame Thursday was charged with violating section 8 of the National Labor Relations Act by allegedly misclassifying its athletes as “student-athletes” when they are employees.
New research contradicts the conventional wisdom about the positive effects of adding a pigskin program on a university's enrollment.
By: Eben Novy-Williams, Daniel Libit
The parties have been operating since last fall under what a CU spokesperson described as a "handshake agreement."
Bain Capital continues to keep its cheerleading company's future out of a jury's hands, as it reportedly explores taking Varsity Brands to market.
Jim Cavale was just looking to get in a room. Since co-founding Athletes.org (AO) last August, Cavale—the former founder/CEO of college NIL
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