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Chasing Stars: The Recruiting Utility of Black Football Coaches

The subtle differences in the manner in which Lebby, a White man, and Brown, a Black man, were characterized is somewhat of a microcosm of the stereotypical representations of Black and White coaches in major college football.

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Experts’ Roundtable: Mental Health Services for Former Student-Athletes

In this Experts' Roundtable, two schools who provide structured mental health services programs for former student-athletes share insight into how their respective programs coordinate care.

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Title IX College Sports Equity Conscience

While the courts decide issues of antitrust and employment status, which could result in billions of dollars in damages or a never-before-seen compensation model, it will be up to individual institutions to determine how to comply with Title IX.

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Big Gifts Matter Now More Than Ever: A Practical Framework To Pursue And Secure Leadership Gifts

The pursuit of leadership gifts is a process that takes time and intentionality; Penry Advisors Founder and development veteran Jason Penry, Ph.D., provides insight into over half of the largest gifts in the history of college athletics to provide a framework for fundraising success.

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The Transfer Portal and Name, Image and Likeness

In the 2024 NCAA Compliance Report, Husch Blackwell analyzes the latest legal happenings facing the NCAA regarding the transfer portal and NIL.

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If You Build it, They Will Come: Establishing a Student-Athlete Mental Health Program

Since our early days TUWell we have maintained a high standard of care for Temple student-athletes while evolving and being responsive to current trends in intercollegiate athletics and on our campus. Everything we do is intentional and with the student-athlete's well-being at the forefront.

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The Post-Alston Pile-On and Athletes as Employees Argument

In the 2024 NCAA Compliance Report, Husch Blackwell analyzes the latest legal happenings facing the NCAA, including the House v. National Collegiate Athletic Association case, the ongoing Johnson et al vs. NCAA case and two complaints before the National Labor Relations Board.

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Assessing A Record-Breaking Season For Women’s College Basketball

Women’s college basketball is in a new era with millions of eyes and attention upon it due to larger-than-life players with larger-than-life talent and skills. Why are we suddenly seeing the uptick in women’s college basketball consumers and spectators?

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Faculties’ Contradictory Perspectives of Intercollegiate Athletics

Researchers Molly Harry and David Springer shed light on faculty members’ complex perceptions regarding intercollegiate athletics and broader conversations about athletics in universities across the country, particularly those in the NCAA’s upper echelon.

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Inside Athletic Academic Advising In FBS Programs

In the world of academic advising, what advantages do Power 5 and Group of 5 programs have over the rest of Division I?

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College Athletic Leaders (Still) Want Independent Football Oversight

Two years ago, ADU surveyed FBS leaders about their positions on recommendations about different models of FBS leadership. This survey is an update to that survey given the drastic industry change, complete with comments from key leaders.

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Have We Reached Peak Sport Sponsorship?

Baldwin Wallace College of Education and Health Science Dean Steve Dittmore, PhD, asks: is the changing nature of sports sponsorship since March 2020 is a reflection of the pandemic or it is just business as usual?