Michael McCann

The enrollment cliff hitting colleges is expected to lead as many as a quarter of private four-year schools to merge or close. What happens to sports?

I recently wrote that the NCAA 's new eligibility rules will deter lawsuits brought by students who wish to remain college athletes after they've exhausted their NCAA eligibility.

The U.S. Supreme Court 's recent holding that neither Title IX nor the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment forbids states from conditioning

The legal saga of New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson and his former agent, Gina Ford of Prime Sports Marketing, has been in court for

Xavier basketball player Filip Borovicanin and 23 other college basketball players were awarded an injunction by an Ohio judge to play college hoops

24 college basketball players from HS class of 22 were awarded an injunction in Ohio to play college hoops another year.

The NBA's investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers possibly circumventing the salary cap via a no-show endorsement deal with Kawhi Leonard has officially become a basketball controversy.

Stephen F. Austin State University, which was sued under Title IX last July after announcing plans to eliminate its beach volleyball program, now faces a retaliation suit from two players cut from the reinstated team.

A race discrimination lawsuit brought by a Black woman who was told by Citi Field security she couldn't wear her “Make America Great Again” hat into a New York Mets game is headed for trial.

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper said Monday he didn't know a Cameo video would be used by FanDuel to further the company's relationship