Lev Akabas

During an active year in sports business , the Paris Olympics put a new shine on the rings, franchise valuations continued to skyrocket, and a women's sports tsunami reshaped the industry.

Notre Dame football has a leg up its rivals financially because it doesn't share its College Football Playoff payout with other conference members.

The past 12 months have been defined by Caitlin Clark, the Boston Celtics, college sports chaos and media upheaval.

The tech giants have planted their feet in sports media rights—and they are here to stay, especially as long as they continue to rake in money.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans made more money on one play than the majority of NFL players earn in a year.

NBA teams are taking a record 42.4% of their shots from behind the 3-point line, but the league is not close to proposing any specific rule changes.

Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have been two of the league's most talked-about players as the NFL season has reached the playoffs.

Notre Dame football keeps 100% of its CFP payout, in contrast to opponent Ohio State, which much share its $20 million with other Big Ten members.

Electronic Arts stock fell 16.7% on Thursday—the largest drop for a single day since 2008—after the video game company announced that its marquee

On the field, the Kansas City Chiefs are the current standard for NFL franchises. They've won three Super Bowls in the past five years, have advanced